Tile Cutter Walmer 800 mm MGŁR-800 — manual tile cutting tool, 800mm cutting length

The Walmer 800 mm MGŁR-800 manual tile cutter is a hand-operated tool designed for straight cutting of ceramic and porcelain tiles up to 800 mm in length. It combines a guided scoring wheel with a mechanical breaking system to produce controlled, straight cuts. The cutter is portable, easy to set up and intended for both home renovation projects and professional tiling tasks where accurate linear cuts are required.

Advantages

The tool delivers precise straight cuts thanks to a guided scoring wheel and a stable breaking mechanism that minimizes chip-out. Its 800 mm cutting capacity accommodates large-format tiles commonly used in flooring and wall installations. The design emphasizes portability and simple manual operation without the need for power, making it suitable for locations without electrical access and convenient for on-site work. Maintenance requirements are minimal, limited mainly to periodic inspection and replacement of the scoring wheel.

Suitable for

• Cutting straight edges on ceramic floor and wall tiles
• Cutting porcelain tiles that fit within the 800 mm length limit
• Home renovation and DIY tiling projects
• Professional tilers needing a portable manual cutting option

Key specifications

• Maximum cutting length: 800 mm
• Cutting type: straight cuts (scoring and breaking)
• Material compatibility: ceramic and porcelain tiles
• Operation: manual, hand-operated scoring wheel and breaker
• Portability: lightweight and designed for on-site use

How to use

Place the tile on the cutter base aligned with the measurement guides and the desired cutting line. Press the guide to hold the tile steady, then run the scoring wheel along the marked line with even pressure to create a continuous score. After scoring, apply steady downward pressure on the breaking mechanism or handle to snap the tile along the scored line. Inspect the cut edge and, if necessary, smooth any roughness with an appropriate file or stone. Follow the manufacturer's basic maintenance steps such as keeping the scoring wheel clean and replacing it when wear affects cut quality.

Usage recommendations

Use eye protection and work on a stable, level surface. Verify tile orientation and measure twice before scoring to ensure accurate cuts. For thicker or harder porcelain tiles, perform a slightly deeper score and apply gradual pressure when breaking. Store the cutter in a dry place and replace the scoring wheel when scoring performance declines.