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Tungsten Carbide Tile Cutting Wheel, 22mm Tile Cutter Wheel, Tile Cutting Wheel for Manual Tile Cutting Machines from 2 to 20mm.
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Description
Tile Cutting Wheel Set—A professional ceramic tile cutting set to help you cut ceramic tiles precisely! Made from high-density tungsten carbide, it can make a perfect straight cut, suitable for cutting ceramic tiles of various materials, allowing you to finish edges and corners beautifully and neatly. The cutting wheel is sturdy and not easily damaged. The cutting head is thicker and the blade is sharp. It can cut tiles from 2 mm to 20 mm thick, and the cutting length can reach 10,000 meters. Our wheel set allows you to make perfectly straight, efficient, and fast cuts. The cut is smooth and flat, and it's not easy to skip corners. It's convenient for working on corners such as baseboards and door frames, creating beautiful and neat results. The scoring wheel set is made of high-density tungsten carbide, offering high hardness, abrasion resistance, sharpness, and durability. It is vibration-free and resistant to high temperatures. The set includes a cutting wheel and a drive screw, and can be used with a wide variety of ceramic tile cutters, ensuring high compatibility. It is used to cut all types of glass and tiles, helping you create the perfect décor for your home. Specifications: Brand: Material: Tungsten Carbide Color: Silver Size: Wheel: 22 * 6 * 6 mm; Screw: 31 * 11 * 9 mm Weight: 30g Package includes: 1 * Drive screw 1 * Tile cutting wheel
Features
- BrandCOOCHEER
- Disc / blade diameter22 mm
- Suitable forMineral / stone
- MaterialTungsten carbide
- Weight180 g
- ManoMano ReferenceME96028125
- MMID997870826595
- Product codeZVD-539
- EAN5461619377412
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