Circular Saw Blade Distar 12315055110 — diamond-tipped, 150 mm diameter, 22.23 mm bore

Distar 12315055110 is a diamond-tipped circular saw blade with a 150 mm diameter and a 22.23 mm bore designed for cutting hard building materials. The blade is intended for use on angle grinders and tile saws and delivers controlled, stable cuts for ceramic, porcelain, glazed and unglazed tile, and natural stone. Its diamond-tipped rim and construction provide extended service life and consistent cutting quality for renovation and professional tiling work using wet or dry methods.

Advantages

The diamond-tipped rim ensures precise, low-chipping cuts and improved edge quality. A balanced design minimizes vibration during operation, reducing user fatigue and helping to maintain straight cutting lines. The blade is suitable for both wet and dry cutting, offering versatility across jobsite conditions. Durable construction supports extended runtime and reliable performance over many cutting cycles.

Suitable for

• Cutting ceramic and porcelain tiles
• Working with glazed and unglazed tile
• Shaping and trimming natural stone and thin slate
• Renovation and professional tiling installations

Key specifications

• Diameter: 150 mm
• Bore (arbor) diameter: 22.23 mm
• Tip type: diamond-tipped rim for hard material cutting
• Cutting mode: suitable for wet and dry cutting
• Compatible tools: angle grinders and tile saws with matching arbor size

How to use

Mount the blade on an angle grinder or tile saw that accepts a 22.23 mm bore and ensure the machine is powered off before installation. Verify blade rotation direction matches the tool’s arrow marking. For dry cutting, use steady feed and moderate pressure to avoid overheating; for wet cutting, maintain a constant water supply to the cutting area to extend blade life and reduce dust. Allow the blade to cool between extended runs and inspect for damage before each use.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment, including eye and hearing protection and a dust mask when dry cutting. Secure the workpiece firmly and perform a test cut on scrap material if precise edge finish is critical. For best service life, prefer wet cutting when possible and avoid excessive side loads or twisting forces on the blade.