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Montolit Breaker Foot & Hardware for P3/P5 Cutters

Montolit Breaker Foot & Hardware for P3/P5 Cutters

by Montolit
SKU 507

$33.36 - $33.36
$33.36
$33.36 - $33.36
$33.36
  • Jul 24, 2026

Clean snaps come from a true breaker foot. This OEM Montolit breaker foot and hardware restores the controlled, even pressure your Masterpiuma P3 or P5 needs to break tile cleanly along the score — fixing the inconsistent snaps and lost control that come from a worn or misaligned foot.

More Details

OEM replacement breaker foot and hardware for Montolit Masterpiuma P3 and P5 cutters.

  • Function: Applies controlled, even pressure to snap tile cleanly along the score line
  • Restores: Proper balance and snapping power lost to wear or misalignment
  • Fits: All Masterpiuma P3 and P5 cutters
  • Type: Genuine OEM Montolit part, machined to factory spec
What's Included

Includes:

  • 1 x Breaker foot
  • 1 x Spring
  • 2 x Allen-head screws
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Montolit Breaker Foot & Hardware (P3/P5) — Clean Snaps Come From a True Breaker

The breaker foot is what turns a good score into a clean break, and when it wears or falls out of alignment you get uneven pressure and chipped, ragged snaps. This OEM Montolit breaker foot and hardware set restores the controlled, even pressure your Masterpiuma P3 or P5 needs to snap tile cleanly along the score line every time.

It's a genuine Montolit part, machined to factory spec, and it fits all Masterpiuma P3 and P5 cutters. Pair a restored breaker foot with a fresh scoring wheel on your Masterpiuma P5 for scores and snaps like new.

Why Tile Pros Choose It

  • Clean breaks: Applies controlled, even pressure along the score line
  • Restores snapping power: Corrects the balance lost to wear or misalignment
  • Wide fit: All Masterpiuma P3 and P5 cutters
  • Genuine OEM: Machined to factory tolerances
  • Fixes chipping: Even pressure means fewer ragged, wasted snaps

Pro tip: If your scores look fine but snaps still chip, the breaker foot is the first thing to check — uneven contact is the usual cause. Set it up on scrap and confirm the tile breaks straight down the score before cutting finished material.