Cutting Wheel TiN for Wolfcraft TC670 — Wolfcraft WF5551000 (replacement cutting disc)

The Cutting Wheel TiN for Wolfcraft TC670 is a replacement cutting disc with a titanium nitride (TiN) surface treatment designed for durable, consistent scoring and cutting of ceramic tiles and similar materials. Intended as a spare part for the Wolfcraft TC670 tile cutter, this cutting wheel delivers stable performance during renovation and tiling tasks where precise, repeatable cuts are required.

Advantages

The TiN coating increases surface hardness and wear resistance, extending the usable life of the cutting wheel compared with untreated discs. The wheel is engineered to provide even scoring pressure and reliable glide along the cutter guide, helping to reduce chipping and uneven breaks. Its construction supports consistent cutting depth and repeatability across multiple tiles.

Suitable for

• Scoring and breaking ceramic wall and floor tiles
• Replacement part for Wolfcraft TC670 tile cutter during renovation projects
• Professional tiling jobs requiring repeatable, accurate cuts
• DIY tiling and small-scale repair work

Key specifications

• TiN (titanium nitride) surface treatment for increased hardness and wear resistance
• Compatible form factor and mounting for use with Wolfcraft TC670 tile cutter
• Designed for scoring depth appropriate to ceramic tiles and similar materials
• Durable construction for extended service life under regular use

How to use

Install the replacement cutting wheel according to the mounting instructions for the Wolfcraft TC670 tile cutter, ensuring the wheel is seated and secured correctly. Align the tile on the cutter base, set the guide and scoring pressure as required for the tile thickness, then draw the scoring wheel firmly and evenly across the tile surface. After scoring, apply controlled downward pressure to break the tile along the scored line. Inspect the wheel regularly for wear and replace it when scoring becomes uneven or breaking quality degrades.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use the cutting wheel on clean, dry tiles and maintain a consistent scoring speed and pressure. Avoid excessive lateral force that can damage the wheel or the cutter guide. Replace the wheel when scores become shallow or inconsistent to maintain cutting quality and reduce the risk of chipping.