Diamond Cutting Blade Distar Ceraforce 300 x 2.2 x 30 mm for Tile and Ceramic

Distar Ceraforce diamond cutting blade 300 x 2.2 x 30 mm is engineered for precision cutting of tile, ceramic and similar hard materials. The blade features a segmented rim and a fine bond formulation to deliver clean, accurate cuts with reduced chipping. Designed for use on manual and machine tile cutters as well as angle grinders where compatible, this Discar Ceraforce blade supports both wet and dry cutting methods provided the tool allows dry operation.

Advantages

The construction of the Ceraforce blade combines a thin 2.2 mm cutting core with high-quality diamond segments that maintain cutting speed while minimizing material loss. The 30 mm arbor provides a stable attachment and compatibility with many common tile cutting machines and grinders. Segment geometry and bond composition are optimized for dense materials such as ceramic and porcelain, resulting in consistent edge quality and longer service life compared with generic abrasive discs.

Suitable for

• Cutting ceramic tiles, porcelain tiles and similar dense tile materials
• Tile trimming and straight-line cuts on manual tile cutters and bridge saws
• Angle grinder tasks where a thin, precise diamond blade is required
• Both wet cutting operations for dust suppression and dry cutting where tool-rated

When it may not be suitable

This blade is not intended for cutting steel, reinforced concrete, or other ferrous metals; using it on such materials will severely reduce its life and can be unsafe. Very soft stone, sandstone or highly abrasive materials may wear the diamond bond faster and reduce cutting performance.

Key specifications

• Diameter: 300 mm
• Cutting core thickness: 2.2 mm
• Arbor (bore) diameter: 30 mm
• Segment type: segmented rim
• Recommended materials: tile, ceramic, porcelain
• Compatible cutting modes: wet and dry (if tool permits)

How to use

Mount the blade on a compatible machine ensuring the arbor fits securely and the rotation direction matches the blade marking. Check the tool manufacturer's recommendations for maximum RPM and do not exceed it. For wet cutting, use an appropriate water supply to reduce dust and cool the blade; for dry cutting, follow the tool's duty cycle and allow the blade to cool periodically to avoid overheating. Make steady, controlled passes through the material without applying excessive lateral force.

What to consider before purchase

• Confirm arbor diameter compatibility (30 mm) with your machine or plan for an appropriate adapter.
• Ensure the tool supports the blade diameter (300 mm) and the maximum RPM rating.
• Decide whether you will mainly perform wet or dry cuts and verify the tool’s suitability for that mode.
• Match the blade type to the material — this blade is optimized for tile, ceramic and porcelain.

Usage recommendations

For the best results, use steady feed rates and avoid forced, high-pressure cuts. When cutting porcelain or very dense tiles, prefer wet cutting to extend blade life and improve edge quality. Regularly inspect the blade for wear or damage and replace it when diamond segments are significantly worn or the cut quality degrades.