Diamond Cutting Disc Distar 200×1.3×10×25.4 mm for Hard Ceramics, Model Advanced

Diamond cutting disc Distar 200×1.3×10×25.4 mm for Hard Ceramics, Model Advanced is designed for precise cutting of hard ceramic and porcelain materials. The disc features a thin 1.3 mm rim that minimizes material loss and enables accurate cuts, while the segmented 1A1R diamond structure promotes efficient cutting performance and heat dissipation. With a 25.4 mm bore and a 10 mm segment height, this blade is compatible with angle grinders and tile saws that accept the matching arbor and is intended for professional tile installation and renovation tasks.

Advantages

The thin cutting rim reduces chipping and allows for narrow kerf cuts, helping to preserve more of the workpiece. The segmented design improves cooling and debris removal during cutting, which extends blade life and maintains stable cutting speed on hard ceramics. The construction delivers a balance between aggressive material removal and control, suitable for precise straight and curved cuts in dense ceramic and porcelain tiles.

Suitable for

• Cutting hard ceramic and porcelain tiles
• Precision straight and shaped cuts in tile installation
• Renovation and professional tiling work requiring narrow kerf
• Use on angle grinders and tile saws with a 25.4 mm arbor

Key specifications

• Diameter: 200 mm
• Rim thickness: 1.3 mm (thin rim for precision)
• Segment height: 10 mm
• Bore diameter: 25.4 mm
• Segment design: segmented 1A1R (for cooling and material removal)
• Intended material: hard ceramics and porcelain

How to use

Install the disc securely on an angle grinder or tile saw with a compatible 25.4 mm arbor, following the tool manufacturer's instructions for flange and locking. Use appropriate rotation direction indicated on the blade and ensure the workpiece is firmly supported. When cutting hard ceramics, operate at recommended speed for the tool, apply steady, moderate feed pressure, and avoid forcing the blade. Allow the segmented rim to cool between prolonged cuts and make intermittent passes for deeper cuts to reduce heat buildup.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment including safety glasses, hearing protection, and cut-resistant gloves. For best results on brittle or glazed tiles, perform a trial cut on a scrap piece to confirm settings and support. Maintain water cooling on wet cutting machines where applicable to extend disc life and reduce dust.