Diamond Cutting Disc GEKO 180 mm x 22.23 mm solid (G00243)

Diamond cutting disc GEKO 180 mm x 22.23 mm solid is a continuous-rim diamond blade designed for precise cutting and smooth edges on hard building materials. With a 180 mm diameter and a 22.23 mm bore, this full diamond disc is intended for use on compatible angle grinders and circular tile saws. It is suitable for tasks that require clean, chip-free cuts in ceramic tiles, porcelain, natural stone and similar dense materials during renovation and construction work.

Advantages

The solid continuous rim provides consistent cutting performance and minimizes chipping along edges. Optimized diamond grit and bond deliver reliable durability and a uniform cutting experience across the disc’s circumference. The disc’s dimensions and bore match common handheld grinders and saws, ensuring straightforward mounting and stable rotation during operation.

Suitable for

• Cutting ceramic and porcelain tiles
• Trimming natural stone and engineered stone
• Tile work during bathroom and kitchen renovation
• Precision cutting in masonry and facade finishing

Key specifications

• Diameter: 180 mm
• Bore (arbor) diameter: 22.23 mm
• Blade type: continuous (solid) diamond rim
• Material suitability: ceramic, porcelain, natural stone, dense masonry
• Intended use: wet or dry cutting depending on tool specification

How to use

Mount the disc on a compatible angle grinder or tile saw with the correct bore adapter if required, and secure it according to the tool manufacturer’s instructions. When cutting, maintain steady feed and allow the blade to do the work without excessive force. For optimal edge finish and blade life, follow the tool’s recommended rotational speed and, if applicable, use cooling water for wet cutting. Ensure the workpiece is supported and clamped to prevent movement.

Usage recommendations

Always use appropriate personal protective equipment such as eye protection, gloves and respiratory protection when cutting. Check the tool’s maximum RPM and do not exceed it. If the job requires prolonged cutting of very hard or reinforced materials, consider intermittent cooling pauses to prevent overheating and to extend blade life.