Duro Porcelain Tile Diamond Blade with Angle Grinders & Saws DUT-HH

Description

For angle grinders and hand held disc cutters – use of water is recommended with hand held disc cutters (do not use water with electric angle grinders).

115 & 125mm diameters are super thin with ventilated cores.

230 & 300mm diameters have 10mm segment height with high density diamond concentration.

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Use me for…

The thickest external porcelain tiles on the market
Porcelain Grade 5
Ceramic
Natural stone
Other very hard tiles

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The Top Level Diamond Blade for cutting Porcelain with Angle Grinders & Saws

Internal & external porcelain tiles

115 & 125mm have 10mm continuous turbo rim

115 & 125mm are Super thin with a ventilated core

115 & 125mm have reinforced flanges

230 & 300mm have 10mm high segments with high density diamond concentration

230 & 300mm have laser cut tension reducing slots

Sintered hot pressed bonds

Maximum speed of cut & output

Sizing Options

Part number	Dimensions	Bore	Machine
115DUT	115 x 2.0 x 22.23	22.23mm	Angle Grinders
125DUT	125 x 2.0 x 22.23 (5″)	22.23mm	Angle Grinders
230DUT-HH	230 x 2.0 x 22.23 (9″)	22.23mm	Angle Grinders
300DUT-HH	300 x 2.4 x 20.00 (12″)	20.00mm	Hand Held Disc Cutters

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DUT Diamond Blades for porcelain tile with angle grinders & fixed machines

the blade for cutting hard tile with angle grinders & hand held saws

For the best finish and to minimise chipping in external porcelain tile follow the guidelines below

DRY OR WET CUTTING (Do not use water with hand held electric angle grinders)
DO NOT use in a reciprocating motion
Secure to a suitable flat surface like a wooden pallet to reduce vibration
Secure tile on pallet so there is no tile overhanging
Mark the line on the tile where you want to cut
Initially score tile across the line in one pass
To relieve tension and stop the tile from cracking, make a 50-60mm full cut at either end of the line
Then cut through tile fully in one slow pass, do not apply pressure and let the blade do the work
Cutting into pallet will have no detrimental effect on the blade