Differences- Push and Pull Manual Tile Cutters- Let's Know

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Differences- Push and Pull Manual Tile Cutters- Let's Know




Push Tile Cutter

  • The incision handle does not need to be repositioned to split the tile at the end of the cut – it’s immediately ready.
  • When cutting large tiles (greater than 50 inches), the incision handle becomes a natural arm extension. This allows you to finish the cut in the most advantageous position, not forcing you to use additional body movements or restart the cut.

Pull Tile Cutter

  • It can be difficult to make incisions in tiles with non-regular or strong surfaces.
  • The incision handle needs to be repositioned after a cut to split the tile.
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