Diamond Cutting Disc AWTools AW44230 — 230 x 22.2 mm full rim

AWTools Diamond Cutting Disc AW44230 — 230 x 22.2 mm full rim is a continuous-rim diamond blade engineered for smooth, chip-free cutting of hard surface materials. With a 230 mm diameter and a 22.2 mm bore it is compatible with angle grinders and tile saws that accept this arbor size. The full rim design provides consistent contact with the work surface, reducing chipping and producing clean edges on ceramic tile, porcelain and natural stone.

Advantages

The full rim construction gives uniform cutting performance and minimizes surface chipping on fragile materials. Diamond abrasive ensures durable cutting action and sustained life when used correctly. The disc is suitable for both wet and dry cutting, allowing flexibility across different job-site conditions and tools. Its standard diameter and bore match many common handheld and stationary cutting machines for straightforward mounting.

Suitable for

• Ceramic tiles and glazed tiles
• Porcelain and porcelain tiles
• Natural stone such as marble, granite and limestone (thin sections)
• Edge finishing and precise cuts requiring a smooth finish

Key specifications

• Diameter: 230 mm
• Arbor bore: 22.2 mm
• Segment type: full continuous rim
• Material: diamond abrasive on a metal bond
• Compatible cutting methods: wet and dry

How to use

Mount the disc on a machine with a matching 22.2 mm arbor and ensure the rotation direction arrow on the blade matches the tool. Securely tighten the flange according to the tool manufacturer's instructions. When dry cutting, use steady, moderate feed pressure and do not force the blade; allow the diamond abrasive to cut at its designed rate. For wet cutting, ensure an adequate continuous water supply to cool the blade and reduce dust. Observe safety measures such as eye protection, dust suppression, and appropriate gloves.

Usage recommendations

For best results on porcelain and engineered tiles, use water cooling to extend blade life and improve edge quality. Avoid excessive side pressure or twisting movements that can damage the rim. Replace the disc if the cutting speed drops significantly or damage to the rim is visible.