Ronix Diamond Glass Cutter with Hardwood Handle, Tungsten Carbide Blade, 5mm Cutting Thickness RH-3400

The Ronix RH-3400 is a professional-grade diamond glass cutter engineered for high-precision scoring and clean breaks across glass, ceramic tiles, and various minerals. This tool features a precision-engineered tungsten carbide blade that scores up to 0.2mm deep, enabling perfect cuts in materials up to 5mm thick. Its specialized design is optimized for creating deep, high-quality cuts that minimize the risk of jagged edges or wasted material.

Designed for both durability and comfort, the RH-3400 is equipped with a premium hardwood handle that offers a natural, ergonomic grip for steady hand control during intricate work. To ensure a long service life, the glass cutting head is fully replaceable, making it a cost-effective and sustainable choice for professional glaziers and DIY enthusiasts alike. Whether you are working on window repairs, artistic glass projects, or tile installations, the Ronix RH-3400 provides the precision and rugged strength required for industrial-standard results.

Features

• Precision Tungsten Carbide Blade: High-resistance blade material ensures sharp, consistent scoring on glass and hard minerals.
• 5mm Cutting Capacity: Optimized to score and cut glass and ceramic tiles with a thickness of up to 5mm.
• Ergonomic Hardwood Handle: Provides a comfortable, non-slip grip for better leverage and reduced hand fatigue during repetitive use.
• Deep Scoring Capability: Engineered to score up to 0.2mm deep, facilitating a clean and easy break every time.
• Replaceable Cutting Head: Features a modular design that allows for easy head replacement to maintain peak cutting performance.
• Versatile Application: A multi-material tool suitable for cutting glass, ceramic wall tiles, and various mineral sheets.
• Ultra-Lightweight Design: Weighing only 23.5g, it allows for maximum maneuverability and delicate pressure control.
• Industrial Durability: Constructed with resistant materials to withstand the rigors of professional workshop environments.