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36" Montolit Masterpiuma P5 Tile Cutter

Montolit Masterpiuma P5 Tile Cutters

by Montolit
SKU 93P5INCH

$625.90 - $1,220.03
$784.76
$625.90 - $1,220.03
$784.76
Size: 36 inch

Montolit's flagship manual cutter, now in its fifth generation — and it's the best one yet. The Masterpiuma P5 scores harder, holds steadier, and snaps cleaner on the dense porcelain and big panels you're setting today. The scoring handle has a built-in pressure gauge that shows how hard you're pushing, so you get clean, repeatable cuts whether you're trimming a glass mosaic or breaking a full-length tile.

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A professional all-in-one score-and-snap tile cutter for porcelain, ceramic, glass, and mosaics. Made in Italy.

  • Scoring wheel: Titanium-coated tungsten carbide, rated for roughly 5,000 meters of cutting; drops in as replacement wheel 245T
  • Cutting capacity: Handles everything from thin glass mosaic up to 3/4" (20 mm) thick tile
  • Scoring handle: Built-in pressure indicator (soft / medium / hard) lets you dial in exactly how hard you score and snap
  • Breaker: Patented self-adjusting breaker with spring-loaded support tables for clean, chip-free snaps
  • Angle square: Oversized square swings 45° left or right for miters, then folds flat inside the frame for transport
  • Frame: Lightweight alloy, reinforced where the stress is highest; flip-out aluminum side wings (2 or 4 depending on model) steady big tile
  • Built-in oiler: A wick feeds oil to the wheel for smooth scoring (uses Masterpiuma P3/P5 oil)
  • Sizes: 63P5 – 24.5" cut / 17" diagonal; 75P5 – 29" / 21"; 93P5 – 36" / 26"; 131P5 – 51.5" / 36.5"; 161P5 – 63.5" / 44.5" (all cut up to 3/4" thick)
  • Works with: Mosakit rubber mat, baseboard guide, transport cover, Vertigo2 slab stands, ATLAS supports, and the Piedone heavy-duty breaker
Docs
  1. Masterpiuma-P5_Brochure.pdf (Download)
  2. Masterpiuma-P5_Instructions.pdf (Download)
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Montolit Masterpiuma P5 Tile Cutter — The Pinnacle of Manual Cutting, Made in Italy

Today's porcelain is harder, thicker, and more full-bodied than ever, and vitrified tile is more delicate — a manual cutter has to handle both without a fight. The Masterpiuma P5 is Montolit's answer: a lightweight but extremely strong alloy frame with reinforcements built into the points of greatest stress, delivering superior strength and accuracy on exactly the thick, full-body porcelain that bogs down lesser cutters. It's the fifth evolution of the world's benchmark manual tile cutter, and it earns the name.

The enhanced goniometric square makes precise angle cuts up to 45° in either direction and folds within the frame to protect its accuracy in transport. A redesigned handle integrates a force-indicator system so you can modulate pressure perfectly — scoring everything from thin glass mosaic to tile up to 20 mm thick — and the titanium-coated tungsten carbide scoring wheel is rated for 5,000 meters of use. Larger models add die-cast aluminum support wings for big-format work. It's offered from the classic 63P5 up to the new 161P5, and it's 100% recyclable and 100% Made in Italy.

Add the Cutlinea laser for large-format visibility, keep spare 245T scoring wheels and scoring oil on hand, and restore worn machines with the OEM handle assembly, breaker foot, and rip guides. For mosaic and glass, drop in the Mosakit rubber mat.

Why Tile Pros Choose It

  • Built for hard porcelain: Reinforced alloy frame for strength and accuracy on thick, full-body tile
  • 45° both ways: Goniometric square angles left and right, folds within the frame
  • Dialed-in pressure: Force-indicator handle modulates scoring and splitting force
  • Wide material range: Thin glass mosaic to tile up to 20 mm thick
  • Long-life wheel: Titanium-coated tungsten carbide, rated for 5,000 meters
  • Full size range: 63P5 up to 161P5 for any format
  • Made in Italy: 100% recyclable, built to the standard that made Masterpiuma the benchmark
  • Reads the tile, not your mood: The learning curve is refreshingly short

Pro tip: Let the force-indicator guide you — one firm, continuous scoring pass beats a doubled score every time, and consistent pressure is what gives you clean, chip-free snaps on hard porcelain. Keep the wheel oiled and swap it before it dulls; a tired wheel is the usual culprit behind a ragged break.