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Equipment for Mosaicists

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Mosaicists and tilers lay and finish tiles and tesserae, with precise cuts and even grout lines. The collection brings together what is needed to cut, lay and seal, with brands such as Rubi, Pavan, Raimondi, Sea Technology, DeWalt, Fervi, Probst and Vigor.

What you will find in this collection

  • Tile cutting, finishing and shaping tools
  • Ceramic discs and diamond discs
  • Spacers for slabs, floors and tiles
  • Laying and grouting tools
  • Buckets, tubs and mortar buckets
  • Safety knee pads
  • Folding and wheeled workbenches

How to choose

  • Cutting: choose a tile cutter or disc according to the format and thickness of the tiles.
  • Grout lines: spacers must be chosen according to the width of the grout line you want.
  • Comfort: knee pads are useful for prolonged work at floor level.
  • Spare parts: check the availability of handles, discs and blades for your machine.

To choose the right models, quantities and compatibility for your work, request a quote: AMES technicians will help you find the right solution.

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Frequently asked questions: Equipment for Mosaicists
Which ceramic cutting disc should I choose?

The ceramic discs of the Cer line, such as Cer Due, Cer Tre or Cer Cinque, differ in thickness, type of cut and aggressiveness. Turbo discs cut faster, while the laser disc gives a smoother finish. Choose the disc according to the material, ceramic or porcelain, and the grinder.

Which suction-cup template should I choose for drilling or cutting tiles?

The adjustable suction-cup template and the template with guide holes hold the tile and guide the bit or disc to the right spot. The suction-cup system holds the piece still without the need for tape. Check that the surface is clean and smooth before applying it.

Which tile nippers should I choose for mosaic tesserae?

Tile nippers, such as the Kera-cut 3206 by Pavan, break tesserae and small tiles with precise cuts. Choose the nippers according to the size of the pieces you cut. The spare handle is used when the tool wears out, without replacing the whole pair of nippers.

Which trowel or float should I use for mosaic?

The round-nose trowel, with a thin 0.5 mm blade, is used to spread adhesive on small tesserae without covering the joints. Floats for grout slurry and for cement paste spread the grouting mix. Choose the blade according to the size of the tessera and the consistency of the material.

Which diamond blade should I choose for grout lines and mosaic?

The extra-fine diamond blade for grout and mosaic is used to remove old grout or to cut thin tesserae. The fine grit reduces chipping on the edge. Use the blade with cooling and at moderate speed, so as not to heat the material.

How do you use a tile vibrator?

The tile vibrator, such as the Triller Energy, helps to bring the tile level on the setting bed. Vibration and pressure must be measured out to avoid shifting a tile that has already been laid. Check the voltage and power consumption indicated by the manufacturer before connecting it.

Which bench or bucket should I choose for tiling work?

A folding bench, or one with wheels, offers a stable worktop that is easy to move around the site. Buckets and tubs are used for the mix and the wash water, with a capacity chosen according to the amount of material to be prepared. Knee pads protect the knees during prolonged work on the floor.

Who uses these tools and for what jobs?

They are used by mosaic installers and tilers to cut, lay and seal ceramic floors and wall coverings. The work includes shaping the pieces, spreading the grout and finishing. The tools suit both precision work and larger surfaces.