Tile cutter Walmer MGŁ 500 — 500 mm cutting length, manual tile cutter

Walmer MGŁ 500 — 500 mm cutting length, manual tile cutter is a manual tile cutting tool designed for straight cuts in ceramic and porcelain tiles up to 500 mm long. The device uses a scoring wheel running along guide rails to produce accurate score lines, followed by measured pressure to snap tiles cleanly. A stable base supports the workpiece during cutting and helps maintain alignment for repeatable results suitable for DIY and small professional tiling tasks.

Advantages

The tile cutter offers a precise scoring mechanism and rigid guide rails that reduce deviations during scoring. Its 500 mm cutting capacity accommodates most standard tile sizes used in wall and floor applications, while the stable base provides firm support for consistent breaks. The manual design requires no power source and is compact to store, making it practical for on-site work or home renovations.

Suitable for

• Straight cuts in ceramic tiles
• Straight cuts in porcelain tiles
• DIY bathroom and kitchen tiling
• Small professional tiling jobs and site work

Key specifications

• Maximum cutting length: 500 mm
• Cut type: Straight scoring and snapping
• Suitable materials: Ceramic and porcelain tiles
• Cutting mechanism: Scoring wheel with guide rails
• Base: Stable support for workpieces during cutting
• Power: Manual (no electrical power required)

How to use

Place the tile on the base so the intended cut line aligns with the scoring wheel and guide rails. Hold the tile firmly against the fence or guide, score the surface by running the scoring wheel along the rail with steady, even pressure to create a continuous score line, then apply controlled downward pressure on the breaker to snap the tile along the scored line. For best results, ensure the scoring wheel is intact and the tile is fully supported along its length during the snap.

Usage recommendations

Inspect and replace the scoring wheel if it becomes worn to maintain clean cuts. Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and gloves when cutting. For particularly hard or thick porcelain tiles, score more than once and check support under the tile to avoid uneven breaks. Store the cutter in a dry place to prevent corrosion of rails and moving parts.