Green Vacuum Brazed Diamond Disc Set - Cutting Discs for Tile, Wood & Glass
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Series | Vacuum Brazed Diamond Disc (Tile, Wood & Glass) |
| Key Feature | Green-coated steel body; vacuum brazed diamond surface; smooth cutting for fragile materials |
| Material | Steel core + vacuum-brazed diamond abrasive |
| Application | Cutting tile, wood, glass, ceramic, and other fragile/soft-hard materials |
Applications
This vacuum brazed diamond disc set is made for cutting glass, tile, ceramic, stone and other fragile materials, and it also handles wood in the same set-up.
- Wall and floor tiles, including glazed and porcelain-type tile
- Glass sheet, mirror and glass tube cutting
- Ceramic and porcelain items such as basins, splashbacks and mosaic
- Stone and similar brittle mineral materials
- Wood and wood-based trim
- Workshop, on-site and home DIY cutting jobs
FAQ
What materials can this disc set cut?
The discs are intended for glass, tile, ceramic, stone and comparable fragile materials. The green vacuum brazed diamond edge is suited to cutting rather than to grinding or shaping harder construction materials.
Can these discs cut metal?
No. Vacuum brazed diamond discs of this type are designed for fragile materials such as glass, tile, ceramic and stone. They should not be used on iron, steel or other metals.
Why choose a vacuum brazed diamond disc instead of a standard coated disc?
With vacuum brazing, the diamond grit is bonded directly to the disc body so the abrasive stays exposed on the working edge. That gives a sharper, more aggressive cutting action on fragile materials and helps the disc keep cutting through the job rather than polishing over it.
What is the green coating for?
The green finish is the visual identity of the brazed diamond layer on the disc face. It helps you identify the disc as part of this vacuum brazed set and see where the abrasive cutting edge sits when the disc is mounted.
Are these discs suitable for professional use?
Yes. The set is built for trade and workshop use as well as home DIY work, so tilers, glaziers, fitters and hobby users can all keep a spare disc on hand for glass, tile, ceramic and stone cutting.
How should the discs be used and stored?
Fit the disc securely on a compatible cutting tool, check it for cracks or damage before each use, and follow the tool manufacturer's instructions for mounting and speed. Store the discs flat in the case or packaging, away from moisture and impact, to protect the brazed diamond edge.
Low Breakage Risk
Solid steel wheel body reduces fracture, enhancing workplace safety.
Consistent Precision
Maintains original diameter for stable, accurate cuts throughout lifespan.
Low Dust Generation
Cleaner work environment, improved operation comfort and efficiency.
