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Sigma tile cutters are known for their quality. These Italian made manual tile cutters are capable of cutting the hardest porcelain, breaking 3/4” glass mosaic tiles into perfectly even thirds, thick paving stones and natural stone, they are also more than capable when It's about handling marble and granite. The Sigma -45 to 45 degree corner locking mechanism allows diagonal pattern tiles to be laid almost as quickly as square tiles. An instant tile cutter saves a lot of time on the job site compared to a conventional wet tile saw. Although wet tile saws have their distinct place in your overall arsenal of tiling tools. The lightweight tile cutter should be the tool of choice for all your straight cuts, while the tile saw takes care of all the difficult cuts, undercuts and curves.
- 12mm smooth cutting blade
- Easy-grip pull handle
- Spring-loaded rupture table with the added benefit of being able to measure close to the operator
- Pivot ruler (in inches) with angles from -45 to +45 degrees for quick and precise diagonal cuts
- The robust tile cutter makes it easy to cut particularly thick or difficult materials
- Cuts materials between 1/16" and 3/4" thick
- Easy to disassemble and transport
- Made with high strength aluminum and steel alloy
- Includes tungsten carbide scoring wheel
Specifications
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Manufacturer
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Sigma
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Product type
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Manual tile cutter
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Cutting angle
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45°
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Diagonal cutting capacity
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15" (38 cm)
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Breaking load
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1050 kg
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Included
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A pull handle and an enlarged breaking table to facilitate grooving and breaking of large tiles
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Cutting width (cm)
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55
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Cutting width (in.)
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21.7
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Material
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Aluminum alloy and high strength steel
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Marking wheel
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Smooth cut 12 mm | Tungsten carbide
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Weight (kg)
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7.9
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Weight (lb)
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18
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Handle type
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Easy-grip handle
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Use for
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Porcelain, ceramic, glass mosaic and other tiles
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Maximum tile thickness (mm)
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19
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Maximum tile thickness (in.)
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0.75
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Maximum tile thickness (inch in fraction)
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3/4
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