Tile cutter Walmer MGŁR-1200 — 1200 mm cutting length

The Walmer MGŁR-1200 manual tile cutter offers a 1200 mm maximum cutting length for straight scoring and snapping of ceramic and porcelain tiles. It is built around a long guide rail and a rolling cutting wheel assembly designed to deliver consistent, straight cuts for medium- to large-format tiles. Intended for renovation projects and professional tiling work, the tool provides a straightforward mechanical solution for precise linear cuts without electrical power.

Advantages

The cutter's extended guide rail and robust scoring mechanism ensure stable guidance of the cutting wheel, reducing deviation during the scoring pass. A sizeable cutting length accommodates larger tiles used in modern floors and walls. The manual operation eliminates the need for an electrical connection, reducing setup complexity on-site. Components are arranged for simple operation and quick tile snapping after scoring, supporting efficient workflow on jobs where many straight cuts are required.

Suitable for

• Scoring and snapping ceramic wall and floor tiles up to 1200 mm length
• Porcelain tiles when straight cuts are needed
• Renovation and professional tiling projects with medium- to large-format tiles

Key specifications

• Maximum cutting length: 1200 mm
• Designed for ceramic and porcelain tiles
• Manual scoring and snapping operation (no power required)
• Long guide rail for improved straightness
• Rolling cutting wheel assembly for consistent scores

How to use

Place the tile on the cutter base, aligning the cutting line with the guide rail and the cutting wheel. Adjust the tile position to match the desired measurement up to the maximum cutting length. Firmly hold the tile against the guide and run the cutting wheel across the surface in a single, steady scoring pass. After scoring, apply controlled downward pressure or use the cutter's snapping mechanism to break the tile along the scored line. Inspect the edge and, if necessary, trim small irregularities with a rubbing stone or file.

Usage recommendations

Use a single continuous scoring motion for best results and ensure proper support of oversized tiles to avoid bending during snapping. For very hard porcelain, perform a slightly deeper score or make two light passes. Wear eye protection and gloves when cutting and snapping tiles.