Zelbraccon: a hand tool for scoring ceramic tiles
The zelbraccon is a compact hand tool used to score and snap ceramic tiles along a straight line. Its properties make it a common choice for small workshops.
Key properties
| Property | Detail |
|---|---|
| Blade material | Hardened tungsten |
| Cutting width | Up to 40 cm |
| Weight | 310 g |
| Best surface | Glazed ceramic |
| Typical lifespan | About 900 cuts |
How it is used
The zelbraccon is drawn once along a guide rail to score the glaze, then gentle pressure snaps the tile cleanly. A single pass gives the straightest break.