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Tile nipper with offset carbide-tipped jaws cuts tile, porcelain and stone up to 3/16 in thick; forged steel construction, green handle
- MaterialHAWA
- Offset jaws reach tight spaces for precise tile cuts
- Carbide-tipped jaw bites cleanly through hard materials
- Forged steel body resists wear during heavy use
- Cuts tile and porcelain up to 3/16 in thick
- Green handle provides visible grip on busy job sites
Superior Tile Cutter ST020 Nipper
The Superior Tile Cutter ST020 is a hand tool designed for cutting tile, porcelain, stone, marble, slate and ceramic. Offset jaws allow the user to get closer to the work surface during cutting tasks. A carbide tipped straight jaw provides a 5/8 in biting surface for tiles up to 3/16 in thick. Forged steel construction ensures long service life.
Who this suits and who should look elsewhere
This nipper suits installers and DIYers who need precise cuts on hard materials up to 3/16 in thick. The offset jaw design helps when working tight against walls or floors. Buyers who want more cutting capacity for thicker pavers or large format slabs should look at something else. Users needing powered wet saws for high volume floor jobs will not be served by this manual tool.
Installation ease and common issues
No installation is required as the tool arrives fully assembled with one blade included. The green handle offers immediate grip for cutting work. Common issues include carbide tip wear after extensive use on abrasive stone. The fixed jaw geometry cannot be adjusted for different material thicknesses beyond the stated limit. Dropping the forged steel body on concrete may damage the precision jaw alignment.
Highlights
- Offset jaws reach tight spaces for precise tile cuts
- Carbide-tipped jaw bites cleanly through hard materials
- Forged steel body resists wear during heavy use
- Cuts tile and porcelain up to 3/16 in thick
- Green handle provides visible grip on busy job sites
Specifications
| Brand | SUPERIOR TILE CUTTER INC. AND TOOLS |
|---|---|
| Material | HAWA |
Questions about this item
What surface must I already have prepared before using the offset jaws to cut tiles?
You need a stable work surface such as a bench or floor where the tile can be held firmly while the offset jaws bring the carbide tip close to the material.
Can the forged steel frame and carbide tip handle the same 3/16 in thick ceramic tiles I currently cut with older nippers?
Yes, the carbide tipped straight jaw with its 5/8 in biting surface is rated for tiles up to 3/16 in thick, matching the capacity of many traditional nippers.
How do I verify the green handled nipper is cutting cleanly after my first few snips?
Inspect the cut edge; a clean break with minimal chipping on ceramic, porcelain or stone shows the offset jaws and carbide tip are engaging correctly.
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