Manual tile cutter Proline 61634 — handheld ceramic and porcelain cutter, 1 pc

Proline 61634 manual tile cutter is a handheld mechanical tool designed for cutting ceramic and porcelain tiles by straight scoring and snapping. Supplied as a single unit, the cutter requires no power source and provides a compact, portable solution for straightforward tile cutting tasks during renovation or installation. The tool is intended for use on standard tile thicknesses typical for ceramic and porcelain materials and is suitable where precise straight cuts are required without the need for electrical equipment.

Advantages

The manual design ensures low maintenance and eliminates the need for electricity, making the tool suitable for sites without power access. Its handheld format and compact dimensions allow for easy transport and storage on job sites or in a workshop. The mechanism provides consistent scoring and reliable snapping for clean straight edges on ceramic and porcelain tiles when operated according to recommended technique.

Suitable for

• Cutting straight lines in ceramic wall and floor tiles
• Scoring and snapping porcelain tiles of standard thickness
• On-site renovation and tiling tasks where portability and simplicity are important
• Users who prefer a mechanical tool without electrical components

Key specifications

• Type: handheld manual tile cutter for straight scoring and snapping
• Compatible materials: ceramic and porcelain tiles
• Units supplied: single piece (1 pc)
• Operation: mechanical, no power required

How to use

Place the tile on a flat, stable surface and align the cutter’s scoring wheel along the desired cutting line. Apply steady pressure and draw the scoring wheel across the tile to produce an even score. After scoring, use the tool’s snapping mechanism or apply controlled pressure to break the tile along the scored line. Ensure the tile is supported evenly to avoid uneven breakage, and wear appropriate personal protective equipment such as gloves and safety glasses when cutting.

Usage recommendations

For best results, practice on spare tiles to determine the correct scoring pressure for the specific ceramic or porcelain material. Maintain the scoring wheel in good condition, replacing it when wear affects score quality. Use on a stable workbench or support, keep fingers clear of the snapping area, and follow general site safety rules.