Diamond Cutting Disc AWTools 125x22.2 mm Black Line — honeycomb 2-in-1

Diamond cutting disc AWTools 125x22.2 mm Black Line — honeycomb 2-in-1 is a multifunctional abrasive wheel designed for use with standard angle grinders. The 125 mm diameter and 22.2 mm bore match common grinder flanges. The disc combines a continuous diamond-coated rim for precise cutting with a honeycomb segment layout that improves cooling and dust removal, suitable for cutting and light grinding of masonry, concrete, natural stone and ceramic materials.

Advantages

The honeycomb 2-in-1 design balances cutting speed and thermal management, reducing overheating during intensive work. A diamond-coated rim provides accurate, clean cuts and extended abrasive life on hard materials. The standard 22.2 mm bore ensures compatibility with most handheld angle grinders, while the 125 mm diameter gives a practical cutting depth for common construction and renovation tasks.

Suitable for

• Cutting concrete blocks and aerated concrete
• Trimming and cutting ceramic tiles and porcelain
• Shaping and cutting natural stone and paving slabs
• Light grinding and profiling of masonry surfaces

Key specifications

• Diameter: 125 mm
• Bore diameter: 22.2 mm
• Design: honeycomb 2-in-1 (cutting + light grinding)
• Abrasive: diamond-coated rim
• Intended materials: masonry, concrete, stone, ceramic

How to use

Mount the disc on a compatible angle grinder with a 22.2 mm arbor following the grinder manufacturer's mounting and safety instructions. Use appropriate personal protective equipment: safety glasses, gloves, dust mask and hearing protection. Begin cutting with steady, even pressure; do not force the disc. Allow the tool to reach full speed before contact and use controlled passes for deeper cuts. For grinding or profiling, work with light, shallow passes to avoid overheating and to preserve the diamond rim.

Usage recommendations

Use water cooling only if the disc and grinder are rated for wet operation; otherwise work dry, pausing periodically to avoid overheating. Match disc speed to the grinder's rated RPM and never exceed the disc's maximum speed. Replace the disc if any cracks, significant wear or imbalance occur. Store the disc flat in a dry place to maintain its integrity.