One of the first steps when processing glass is cutting large panes into smaller units. By scoring the glass surface, tensions in the glass are released and lead to the break when bending the pane in a controlled manner - either by hand or with a tool. Only when using a suitable tool is it guaranteed that the glass breaks precisely where desired. Products for cutting and breaking glass were the first items Josef Bohle started producing in 1923. Since then brand names like Silberschnitt® and Diamantor® have gained a world-wide reputation and today are still Bohle´s core competence. In this product range you will find one of the world´s largest selections of products for cutting and breaking flat glass.
One of the first steps when processing glass is cutting large panes into smaller units. By scoring the glass surface, tensions in the glass are released and lead to the break when bending the pane...
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Manual Glass Cutting
One of the first steps when processing glass is cutting large panes into smaller units. By scoring the glass surface, tensions in the glass are released and lead to the break when bending the pane in a controlled manner - either by hand or with a tool. Only when using a suitable tool is it guaranteed that the glass breaks precisely where desired. Products for cutting and breaking glass were the first items Josef Bohle started producing in 1923. Since then brand names like Silberschnitt® and Diamantor® have gained a world-wide reputation and today are still Bohle´s core competence. In this product range you will find one of the world´s largest selections of products for cutting and breaking flat glass.
Carbide Glass and Tile Cutter Silberschnitt®
Thick Glass Cutter Silberschnitt® 2000
Glass Cutters Silberschnitt®
