Tork Craft | Diamond Blade 180 X 25,4mm Turbo Wave
Diamond Blade
Size: 180mm
Bore: 22,23mm
Max. Rpm: 8,500
For: Dry/Wet Cutting
Usage: Brick, Concrete, Cement Brick, Granite, Plain Concrete, Tiles, Stucco, Stone and other masonry materials
Professional Series Diamond Blade with Continuous Rim (non-segmented) for cutting ceramic tiles and natural stone slabs. Standard 22,23mm bore size to fit all makes of angle grinders.
The Continuous Rim blade is most commonly referred to as a wet cut blade. There are advantages to using water when cutting material:
- Water significantly cools down the blade, allowing for longer service life
- It flushes out any debris to lessen friction in the cutting zone
- It reduces dust, thus preventing dust from building up in the vents of the tool, which would decrease its service life.
The continuous rim cuts the slowest of any of the different styles of diamond cutting blades, but as a trade-off it produces the best cut. Typically, the continuous rim is used for cutting marble, granite, porcelain tile, and ceramic tile.
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Diamond Blade
Size: 180mm
Bore: 22,23mm
Max. Rpm: 8,500
For: Dry/Wet Cutting
Usage: Brick, Concrete, Cement Brick, Granite, Plain Concrete, Tiles, Stucco, Stone and other masonry materials
Professional Series Diamond Blade with Continuous Rim (non-segmented) for cutting ceramic tiles and natural stone slabs. Standard 22,23mm bore size to fit all makes of angle grinders.
The Continuous Rim blade is most commonly referred to as a wet cut blade. There are advantages to using water when cutting material:
- Water significantly cools down the blade, allowing for longer service life
- It flushes out any debris to lessen friction in the cutting zone
- It reduces dust, thus preventing dust from building up in the vents of the tool, which would decrease its service life.
The continuous rim cuts the slowest of any of the different styles of diamond cutting blades, but as a trade-off it produces the best cut. Typically, the continuous rim is used for cutting marble, granite, porcelain tile, and ceramic tile.
