Montolit Tile Cutters.

The enhancements in the P5 model compared to the P3 primarily target the cutting of newer, tougher porcelain tiles. According to Montolit’s technical data, the cutting depth of the P5 is marginally less than the MasterPiuma P3 tile cutters, measuring at 20mm compared to 22mm.

Montolit Masterpiuma tile cutters stand out as the lightest among professional manual tile cutting tools. This versatile range of super-professional tools can effortlessly cut all types of tiles, boasting a thickness capacity ranging from 0 to 22 mm. With the inclusion of a large protractor square, even diagonal cutting becomes safe and straightforward.

Choosing between electric and manual tile cutters depends on various factors. Manual tile cutters typically offer quicker operation and greater convenience, although they are restricted to straight cuts only.

On the other hand, electric tile cutters demand more time and skill to operate, but they are capable of executing all types of cuts required for a project.

All Montolit tile cutters are proudly manufactured in Italy and meticulously designed by our Research and Development Department. Their commitment to innovation, robustness, quality, and durability is reflected in every aspect of our manual tile cutters. It’s no wonder why professional tilers worldwide consistently choose Montolit cutters for their projects.

To cut 20mm porcelain tiles without chipping, begin by marking your tiles with a pencil before positioning them on the wet saw. Prioritize safety by wearing goggles and gloves. Following Montolit’s guidelines, proceed to make the cut with the blade slowly and steadily to minimize the risk of chipping.