Diamond Cutting Disc for Wall Chase

Laser diamond metal saw blade provides superior cutting   precision. Usually installed in angle grinder, used by chop saw.Solid steel   wheel body greatly reduces risk of breakage for added safety, increased   productivity, reduced downtime, and a lower cost per cut compared to thin   bonded cutoff wheels.Maintains original wheel diameter throughout the life of   the blade for better control, reach, and precision.Does not wear down like   bonded abrasives reducing dust particles for a cleaner work station
Diameter	Arbor Hole	Segment Width	Segment Height	Segment number
(inch/mm)	(mm)	(mm)	(mm)
115mm	25.4/22.23/20/16	2	8	9
350mm	25.4	3.2	8	23

Applications

Laser-welded diamond segments on a solid steel body make this disc a practical choice for grooving, chasing and trimming brittle non-metallic materials when fitted to an angle grinder or chop saw.

• Cutting straight, uniform chases in walls for electrical conduit, cable runs and plumbing pipe.
• Grooving masonry for switch boxes, socket outlets and junction boxes.
• Cutting ceramic and porcelain wall and floor tiles.
• Cutting natural stone such as marble, granite and slate.
• Cutting glass and similar fragile materials.
• Trimming and edge grooving of tile and stone where a controlled, precise cut is required.

FAQ

Which materials can this disc cut?

It is intended for fragile, non-metallic materials such as glass, tile, ceramic, stone and similar products, as well as groove and chase cutting in walls. It is not a tool for cutting iron, steel or other metals.

Which machines can the disc be fitted to?

The disc is usually installed in an angle grinder, and it is also used on chop saws.

How is it different from a thin bonded abrasive cutoff wheel?

The diamond is laser welded to a solid steel wheel body, which greatly reduces the risk of breakage for added safety and increased productivity, less downtime and a lower cost per cut. It also maintains its original diameter throughout the life of the blade for better control, reach and precision, and it does not wear down like bonded abrasives, so fewer dust particles are produced for a cleaner work station.

Does the cutting diameter change as the blade wears?

No. The blade maintains its original wheel diameter throughout its working life, which keeps depth control consistent from the first cut to the last.

How do I select the correct diameter, arbor hole and segment width?

The available diameter, arbor hole and segment width options are shown in the specification table on this page. Choose the combination that matches your machine and the depth of chase you need to cut.