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Tile chamfering machine, 45-degree manual tile cutter for aluminum alloy, porcelain and ceramic tiles, 115-125 mm for ceramic and marble tiles
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Description
High Precision: This tile chamfering machine can cut standard 45-degree beveled edges with high efficiency, precision, and simplicity. User-Friendly Design: Our tile chamfering machine is not only easy to operate, but its compact size makes it highly portable. It is designed to be durable, convenient, and time-saving. Superior Cutting: Experience a flatter cutting surface. Our tile chamfer maintains close contact with the cutting surface for smoother, more stable cuts, promising high strength and excellent plasticity. Aluminum Material: The tile chamfering machine is made of reliable, strong, and durable aluminum alloy. The high-strength construction also maintains overall integrity and is less prone to cracking. Wide Application: This tile chamfering machine can cut floor tiles, such as ceramic marble, and can also be used to cut stone and treat exposed corners, which is very practical. 45° Tile Cutter Accessories: Flat, burr-free cutting surface. Anti-slip pads on the bottom. For tiles and marble, the 45° cutting surface is flat and burr-free. Use a 115/125mm domestic angle grinder. Made of thickened metal, robust and wear-resistant, with a matte black anti-rust coating. And thanks to the calibration line, you can adjust the angle according to the tile thickness before use.
Features
- BrandSNQ
- Tilt angle45 °
- Height10 mm
- Suitable forMineral / stone
- Handle material typeAluminium
- MaterialAluminium
- Weight200 g
- Blade coatingAnti-rust
- ManoMano ReferenceME96210192
- MMID639219112619
- Product codeLG-FD-02952
- EAN6919595190185
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