Hardys 400mm Hand Manual Tile Cutter Floor Wall Cutting Machine Tool Ceramic Porcelain

• Guarantee - Statutory
• Suitable for Ceramic & porcelain

Features and benefits

• Hardys brand 40cm (16”) Tile Cutter - Perfect for small to medium scale DIY projects, we present a tile cutter ideal for tackling wall and floor tiles with ease and efficiency. Also suitable for cutting ceramic and glazed tiles, our tile cutter is the ideal choice for updating your bathroom, floor and wall tiles. Whether you’re a professional looking for an affordable and effective tool or you’re contemplating your own first time tiling project, our tile cutter is a quality choice.
• Tile cutter details - Featuring a replaceable tungsten carbide cutting wheel and a 40cm (16”) cutting capacity, our tile cutter effectively cuts tiles up to 10mm thick. A heavy gauge, sheet steel base includes an anti-slip foam cushion to maintain precision on cuts. Steel guide bars and a hand operated lever make use easy; you control the force and pressure to ensure accuracy and control. Always wear safety goggles when cutting tiles.
• Versatile applications - Our tile cutter makes DIY and professional renovation simple. Perfect for cutting glazed tiles to feature in a new bathroom, or updating tiles in an existing one. Our tile cutter tackles floor tiles with ease, making it ideal for creating intricate designs on kitchen floors. Ceramic tiles are quickly cut to measure, allowing you to create stylish and durable designs on walls or floors.
• High-quality cuts - A tungsten carbide cutting wheel combined with a smooth set of steel guide bars make cutting tiles clean and simple. You are in complete control of the pressure, and a small breaker attachment at the head of the cutting wheel ensures an even distribution of force, allowing you to break your scored tiles with ease.
• Simple use - Push the tile so it’s flush with the block at the end of the cutter, then simply align the tungsten carbide cutting wheel at the edge of the tile, and apply pressure on the handle to engage it. Score the tile by running over it with the wheel (thicker tiles may require another score for best results), and then align the breaker over the tile to evenly distribute pressure, and slowly apply force for an even, clean cut.