Diamond Cutting Disc Distar SHINE 101 x 0.6 x 22.23 mm

Distar SHINE 101 x 0.6 x 22.23 mm is a thin diamond cutting disc engineered for precision cutting on angle grinders and compatible power tools with a 22.23 mm arbor. With a narrow 0.6 mm kerf and diamond abrasive edge, this blade is intended for accurate, low-waste cuts in hard materials such as ceramics, porcelain, tiles and natural stone. The compact 101 mm diameter makes it suitable for controlled detail work and confined spaces where larger wheels are impractical.

Advantages

The Distar SHINE diamond cutting disc combines a very thin cutting width with a diamond edge to reduce material loss and minimize chipping on fragile surfaces. Its small diameter allows high rotational speed and fine control for straight and curved cuts. The construction is optimized for smooth cutting performance on hard brittle materials, delivering consistent results when a narrow kerf is required.

Suitable for

• Precision cutting of ceramic tiles and porcelain
• Detail and trimming cuts in natural stone and engineered stone
• Small-scale tile work in kitchens, bathrooms and mosaics
• Shaping and finishing edges where a narrow kerf reduces waste

When it may not be suitable

This 0.6 mm thin blade is not designed for heavy-duty demolition, aggressive material removal, or cutting very thick masonry where a wider or segmented blade would be more appropriate. It is also less suitable for high-impact or highly abrasive materials that can accelerate wear or damage the diamond edge.

Key specifications

• Diameter: 101 mm
• Cutting width (kerf): 0.6 mm
• Arbor bore: 22.23 mm
• Cutting material: continuous diamond edge suitable for ceramics, tile, stone
• Typical use: rotary tools/angle grinders for thin, precision cuts

How to use

Mount the disc securely on an angle grinder with a compatible 22.23 mm arbor and follow the tool manufacturer’s instructions for flange and nut tightening. Use appropriate rotational speed within the disc and grinder specifications and support the workpiece to prevent vibration. For best results on ceramics and tile, make steady, controlled passes without excessive pressure; allow the diamond edge to do the cutting. Use water cooling if recommended for the material and application to reduce heat and prolong blade life, and replace the disc if signs of excessive wear or damage appear.

What to consider before purchase

• Confirm your angle grinder or tool accepts a 22.23 mm arbor diameter
• Ensure a 101 mm diameter and 0.6 mm kerf meet your cutting depth and precision needs
• Check material compatibility—best for ceramics, tile and natural stone rather than heavy demolition

Usage recommendations

Always wear appropriate personal protective equipment including eye and hearing protection, gloves and a dust mask. For the longest service life, match cutting technique to material: use light, controlled pressure; keep speed steady; and consider intermittent cutting or cooling with water when working with porcelain, porcelain stoneware or heat-sensitive stones.