150 mm Diamond Saw Blade Cutting Disc Diamond Wheel for Granite and Quartz

Hot pressed cutting blade designed for angle grinders   particularly for cutting hard material such as porcelain, hard ceramics and   quartz. Super fast cutting. Extra long life. Blade cuts extremely cool.     Thin turbo-mesh rim and core for fast cutting and minimal chipping.     Ideal for cutting extra hard ceramics, porcelain and other hard/dense   materials.     Reinforced inner core prevents flexing and provides straight cuts.
Diameter	Segment Width	Segment Height	Arbor Hole
(inch/mm)	(mm)	(mm)	(mm)
4” / 100	1.2	10	20/22.23
4 3/8” / 105	1.2	10	20/22.23
4.5” / 115	1.4	10	20/22.23
5” / 125	1.4	10	20/22.23
7” / 180	1.6	10	20/22.23
9”/ 230	1.8	10	20/22.23

Applications

This hot pressed diamond blade is built for angle grinders and is intended for hard, dense materials where fast cutting, cool running and long life matter most.

• Cutting granite slabs, countertops, vanities and edge strips
• Cutting quartz and engineered stone worktops, sink cut-outs and backsplashes
• Cutting porcelain and hard ceramic tiles and tile trims
• Cutting dense, hard stone and other extra-hard masonry-type materials
• Detail and plunge cutting on installed surfaces where minimal chipping is required
• Straight, controlled cuts on reinforced edges and narrow workpieces, thanks to the reinforced inner core

FAQ

What materials is this blade designed to cut?

It is designed for hard, dense materials such as granite, quartz, porcelain and hard ceramics. It is also suitable for other extra-hard, dense materials of a similar nature.

Which machine does it fit?

The blade is designed for angle grinders. The arbor hole size is listed in the specification table, so check it against your grinder spindle before ordering.

Why does it cut so fast and stay cool?

The blade has a thin turbo-mesh rim and core. This thin profile reduces the amount of material being removed and helps the blade run cool, which contributes to fast cutting and extra-long life.

Will it chip the edges of porcelain or quartz?

The thin turbo-mesh rim is designed to minimise chipping, making it suitable for visible cuts on extra-hard ceramics, porcelain and similar dense materials.

Will the blade flex or wander in a deep cut?

The reinforced inner core prevents flexing and helps hold the blade on line, so you get straight cuts rather than a wandering kerf.

How do I choose the right size?

Refer to the specification table on this page, which lists diameter, segment width, segment height and arbor hole so you can match the blade to your grinder and your cut depth.