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The best RUBI tile cutter depends on the tile material, size, thickness, cutting requirements, and workload you need the cutter to handle. RUBI offers a broad range of manual tile cutter series, from lighter professional cutters for ceramic tile to intensive-use models built for demanding porcelain and large-format applications.
Current RUBI manual tile cutter series include FAST, HIT-N, HIT-PLUS, RCH, SPEED-MAGNET, SPEED-N, TK, TR-MAGNET, TS-MAX, TX-MAX, and TZ. Rather than choosing by size or breaking force alone, compare how each series is designed to score, separate, support, and accommodate the tile you regularly install.
| Series | Primary Strength | Typical Fit |
|---|---|---|
| FAST | Lightweight versatility | General professional ceramic tile cutting |
| SPEED-N | Versatile double-guide design | Frequent glazed tile and stoneware cutting with occasional porcelain |
| SPEED-MAGNET | Lightweight MAGNET operation | Frequent professional ceramic tile cutting |
| TS-MAX | Lightweight design with fixed high-performance separator | Intensive ceramic and frequent porcelain cutting |
| TR-MAGNET | Mobile separator and rotating square | Professional work involving frequent diagonal cuts |
| HIT-N | 800 kg breaking force and larger capacities | Professional large-format ceramic and porcelain cutting |
| HIT-PLUS | 900 kg breaking force and ball-bearing movement | Frequent demanding work with large-format ceramic and porcelain |
| RCH | Lightweight aluminum construction with high visibility | Large-format professional ceramic and porcelain cutting |
| TX-MAX | 1,200 kg multipoint breaking system | Intensive porcelain and demanding ceramic cutting |
| TK | 1,500 kg breaking force with asymmetric monoguide | Intensive porcelain cutting with high scoring visibility |
| TZ | 1,500 kg breaking force and extensive size range | Intensive cutting, demanding porcelain, and large-format applications |
Specifications and available sizes vary within each series. Always compare the individual cutter model with the tile dimensions, thickness, material, and cuts required for your work.
The RUBI FAST series is designed as a light and versatile professional manual cutter for general ceramic tile cutting. Its extruded aluminum base helps reduce weight while maintaining the structural rigidity needed for professional use.
FAST cutters are a practical starting point when portability and general ceramic cutting are more important than the greater thickness capacity, breaking force, or large-format capabilities found farther up the RUBI range.
SPEED-N and SPEED-MAGNET both target professional installers who want versatile cutters without moving into RUBI's heavier intensive-use families.
SPEED-N uses a double-guide design that provides direct visibility of the scoring line. RUBI positions it for frequent cutting of glazed tile and stoneware and occasional cutting of porcelain stoneware.
SPEED-MAGNET adds RUBI's MAGNET operating system for one-handed scoring and breaking. The series provides 800 kg of separator power and is designed for frequent professional cutting of ceramic tile.
Consider SPEED-N when you want a versatile professional cutter primarily for glazed tile and stoneware. SPEED-MAGNET becomes more relevant when you want the one-handed MAGNET system and regularly work across a broader range of ceramic tile.
TS-MAX combines a relatively light professional design with a high-performance fixed separator. RUBI rates the series for intensive ceramic tile cutting and frequent porcelain stoneware cutting.
The TS-MAX provides up to 800 kg of separator power and supports tile up to 15 mm thick. Its fixed single-point separator distinguishes it from several RUBI families that use mobile breaking systems.
TR-MAGNET is particularly relevant when diagonal cutting is a regular part of the job. Its mobile separator and rotating square are designed to support accurate diagonal and angular cuts.
The series provides 800 kg of separator power and accommodates tile up to 15 mm thick. RUBI positions it for intensive ceramic cutting and frequent porcelain stoneware cutting.
Both are professional cutters with 800 kg of breaking force, but their designs emphasize different workflows. TS-MAX uses a fixed separator and provides a lightweight, functional setup for intensive cutting. TR-MAGNET uses a mobile separator and rotating square, making it particularly useful when diagonal cuts are a priority.
HIT-N moves into larger professional tile applications. RUBI designs the series for demanding large-format ceramic tile work, including porcelain stoneware.
The HIT-N provides up to 800 kg of breaking force and supports tile up to 15 mm thick. Its available sizes extend its usefulness beyond smaller professional cutters when greater straight and diagonal cutting capacity is required.
HIT-PLUS builds on the large-format professional concept with up to 900 kg of breaking force and a slide system with ball bearings for smooth scoring movement. RUBI positions the series for frequent cutting of ceramic, glazed stoneware, and porcelain stoneware.
Consider HIT-PLUS when large-format capacity is important and you want greater breaking force and a different guide movement system than HIT-N.
RCH is designed around an unusual combination of large-format capability and portability. Its aluminum construction reduces weight, while its T-shaped guide is designed to improve visibility of the scoring wheel and cutting line.
The series provides up to 950 kg of separator power and supports tile up to 18 mm thick. Depending on market and model availability, RCH cutters extend into larger cutting lengths while retaining a comparatively transport-focused construction.
RCH is worth considering for professional installers who regularly cut larger ceramic and porcelain tile but place a high value on scoring visibility and reducing the weight associated with a large manual cutter.
TX-MAX is designed for intensive professional cutting of ceramic tile, particularly demanding porcelain stoneware. Its multipoint separator provides up to 1,200 kg of breaking force and can operate along the tile rather than from a single fixed breaking position.
TX-MAX cutters support tile from 3 to 21 mm thick and are available in multiple cutting capacities. The rotating square also supports angular cuts from 0 to 45 degrees.
Consider TX-MAX when intensive porcelain cutting, increased tile thickness, and substantially greater breaking force are priorities, but your required cutting lengths do not demand the largest TK or TZ models.
The TK uses an asymmetric monoguide design intended to provide an unobstructed view of the scoring wheel during the cut. RUBI rates the series for intensive use and equips it with up to 1,500 kg of separator power.
TK cutters support tile from 3 to 21 mm thick and are available in cutting lengths from 85 to 160 cm. This combination places the TK among RUBI's high-capacity professional options for demanding porcelain work.
Consider the TK when you need high breaking force and large-format capacity but particularly value scoring visibility and the feel of an asymmetric single-guide cutter.
TZ is another of RUBI's highest-powered manual cutter families, providing up to 1,500 kg of separator power and supporting tile from 3 to 21 mm thick.
The series is available in cutting lengths from 85 to 180 cm, giving it the broadest maximum cutting length among the RUBI series covered here. Its mobile breaking system, large capacities, and intensive-use design make it particularly relevant for demanding porcelain and large-format work.
Consider the TZ when your work requires high breaking force together with substantial straight and diagonal cutting capacity. The larger TZ models are particularly relevant for installers regularly encountering large-format porcelain.
TX-MAX, TK, and TZ occupy the higher-capacity end of the RUBI manual cutter range. TX-MAX provides up to 1,200 kg of breaking force, while TK and TZ provide up to 1,500 kg. All three support tile up to 21 mm thick.
The differences go beyond breaking force. TX-MAX uses a multipoint breaking system and is available in cutting lengths up to 125 cm. TK uses an asymmetric monoguide and extends to 160 cm. TZ extends to 180 cm and combines its high breaking force with a mobile separator and large-format capacities.
The right choice therefore depends on cutting length, tile dimensions, preferred guide and breaking system, portability, and the materials you regularly install rather than breaking force alone.
Start with the tile you actually cut. Identify the material, thickness, maximum dimensions, diagonal-cut requirements, and frequency of use. Then compare those requirements with the capacities and cutting systems of the RUBI series.
For general professional ceramic cutting, FAST and the SPEED families may provide the capacity and portability required without moving into a larger cutter. TS-MAX and TR-MAGNET offer professional options for more intensive work, with TR-MAGNET particularly suited to diagonal cutting. HIT-N, HIT-PLUS, and RCH expand the choices for larger-format work, while TX-MAX, TK, and TZ address increasingly demanding porcelain, thickness, breaking-force, and capacity requirements.
If you need help understanding cutting capacity, scoring systems, breaking mechanisms, and other specifications, see our guide on how to choose the right manual tile cutter. You can also review our professional manual tile cutter guide for broader professional selection considerations.
Tile This offers RUBI tile cutters for professional tile installation, with models designed for different tile materials, sizes, thicknesses, and cutting requirements. Compare available RUBI models by straight and diagonal cutting capacity, supported thickness, breaking system, scoring system, portability, and manufacturer specifications to find the cutter that fits your work.