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DTA Tile Scriber 175mm, Tungsten Carbide Tip for Scoring & Cutting Tiles

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Description & Specs

The DTA Tile Scriber scores tiles cleanly before snapping or cutting. Its tungsten carbide tip cuts a precise line to help reduce breakage and chipping, while the lightweight body and contoured handle make it comfortable for repeated use.

  • Length: 175mm
  • Material: Tungsten carbide tip and plastic body
  • Colour: Silver and Red
  • Use: Scribing tiles for cutting
  • Tool type: Scriber

A must-have hand tool for scoring ceramic tiles accurately when fitting and cutting to size.

More about this product

DTA Tile Scriber is a lightweight tool for scoring tiles before cutting, with a tungsten carbide tipped scoring point for accuracy.

  • Length 175mm
  • Tungsten carbide tip with plastic handle
  • Lightweight, contoured handle for comfort
  • Helps reduce tile breakage and improve cut cleanliness
  • Colour silver and red

Ideal for scoring tiles before cutting.

Questions & Answers

What is a tile scriber used for?

It scores the glazed surface of a tile so it can be snapped or cut cleanly along the line.

What is the tip made from?

The scoring tip is tungsten carbide, set in a plastic handle.

What length is it?

The scriber measures 175mm.

Does it help reduce chipping?

Yes, a clean score line helps reduce tile breakage and chipping when cutting.

Shipping & Returns

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Change of mind? Eligible products can be returned within 14 days of delivery if unopened, unused and in original packaging. Return postage and restocking fees may apply. This does not affect your Australian Consumer Law rights for faulty products.