DIAMOND PORCELAIN BLADE 115MM

How long will my blades last?
The lifespan of your diamond cut blades depends on usage frequency and the type of material being cut. Our porcelain blade is known for its exceptional longevity. We recommend regularly inspecting the blade for wear and replacing it when necessary.

What materials can I cut with this blade?
This diamond cut blade is specifically designed for cutting hard materials such as porcelain, ceramic, and slate. Always ensure you’re using the correct blade for your specific project to achieve the best results.

Can I use this blade with any angle grinder?
Our diamond cut blade is compatible with 4" M14 angle grinders. However, we recommend checking your grinder’s specifications to ensure a proper fit.

How do I maintain my diamond cut blade?
To ensure optimal performance, clean the blade after each use to remove debris and dust. Store it in a dry place to prevent damage and rust.

What is the advantage of using a diamond cut blade?
Diamond cut blades provide superior cutting performance and durability. They are engineered to deliver cleaner cuts and withstand higher temperatures, making them ideal for tough materials.

This blade is compatible with any M14 grinder.

Blade Diameter: 115mm

Blade Thickness: 1.5mm

Disc Bore Size: 22mm

Circular Blade type: Diamond Continuous Rim Blade

Compatible Tool Type: Angle Grinders

Pack Size: 1

Suitable Cutting Application: Porcelain/Ceramic

Shipping

• Standard Shipping: Typically 3-5 business days.
• Expedited Shipping: Typically 2-3 business days.
• Next-Day Delivery: Available for orders placed before 12 PM (GMT). Delivery by the end of the next business day.

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• Please note cutting under high-stress conditions, improper use, or if they encounter a material too hard for the blades specification. Using the blade as per the manufacturers guidelines is crucial to prevent breakage.
• Indicators of a compromised diamond blade include reduced cutting efficiency, visible wear on the diamond segments, or uneven wear patterns on the blade core. Additionally, vibrations or unusual noises during operation can signal a damaged or worn-out blade.
• A diamond blade may fail to cut straight due to several factors: misalignment on the tool, blade warping from overheating, uneven wear on the cutting segments, or improper cutting techniques. Ensuring the blade is correctly mounted and regularly maintained can mitigate this issue.
• A diamond blade can become dull overtime. Dulling occurs when the diamond particles at the blades edge wear down or become glazed-over due to overheating. Regularly dressing the blade can help expose fresh diamond particles and restore its cutting efficiency.

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