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240T Montolit 8mm Titanium Carbide Wheel for FL3 and 300-FL

Montolit 8mm Titanium Carbide Scoring Wheel for FL3 and 300-FL

by Montolit
SKU 240T
$12.23 - $12.23
$12.23
$12.23 - $12.23
$12.23

The finesse wheel for the Flash Line system. This 8 mm (5/16") titanium-carbide scoring wheel is built for delicate work — polished porcelain, glass-like finishes, and thin, very smooth tile — where you want the gentlest, most precise score. Drops into the FL3 3WD head and the 300-FL system.

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An 8 mm replacement scoring wheel for the Montolit Flash Line FL3 and 300-FL cutting systems.

  • Diameter: 8 mm (5/16") titanium carbide
  • Best for: Delicate porcelain stoneware, glass-like finishes, thin tile, and very smooth polished surfaces
  • Score: The gentlest, least-aggressive action for maximum surface finesse
  • Fits: Flash Line FL3 (3WD head) and 300-FL systems
  • Part: 240T
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Montolit 8mm Titanium Carbide Scoring Wheel — The Finesse Wheel for Delicate Surfaces

Polished porcelain, glass-like finishes, and thin, very smooth tile don't want an aggressive score — push too hard and the wheel skips or chips the surface you're trying to protect. This 8mm (5/16") titanium-carbide wheel is the gentlest, least-aggressive profile in the Flash Line lineup, built for exactly that delicate work where finesse beats force.

It drops straight into the FL3 3WD head and also fits the 300-FL system. It's one of the three profiles that live in the Tri-Wheel Trolley; when the surface turns structured or extremely hard, rotate to the 20 mm wheel for a deeper, skip-free score.

Why Tile Pros Choose It

  • Finesse profile: The gentlest, least-aggressive score for maximum surface protection
  • Best for: Delicate porcelain, glass-like finishes, thin tile, and polished surfaces
  • Titanium carbide: 8 mm (5/16") wheel built to hold a fine edge
  • Wide fit: Works in the Flash Line FL3 (3WD head) and the 300-FL system
  • Part 240T: A direct replacement wheel
  • Small wheel, big save: On a polished slab, the right wheel is cheaper than a cracked panel

Pro tip: Let the wheel's weight and a steady hand do the work on polished surfaces — extra pressure is what causes skipping on slick finishes. Keep the wheel clean and lightly lubricated for the smoothest possible score.