Diamond Turbo Cutting Disc 115×22.2 mm for Angle Grinder, GRAPHITE 57H625

Diamond turbo cutting disc 115×22.2 mm by GRAPHITE is a segmented diamond wheel designed for fast cutting of hard building materials. With a 115 mm diameter and 22.2 mm bore, the turbo rim geometry combines sharp cutting performance with efficient debris evacuation, making it suitable for angle grinders used on concrete, brick, natural stone, ceramic tiles and general masonry work.

Advantages

The turbo rim profile ensures rapid material removal and stable cutting speed while maintaining controlled wear. Segmented construction improves cooling and reduces clogging during use, extending life compared with non-segmented blades under similar conditions. The disc is balanced for use on standard angle grinders and provides consistent performance on both dry and water-assisted cutting applications where appropriate.

Suitable for

• Cutting concrete blocks and reinforced concrete
• Trimming and cutting brick and masonry units
• Shaping and cutting natural stone and granite
• Cutting ceramic and porcelain tiles
• On-site renovation and construction tasks requiring portable angle grinder cutting

Key specifications

• Disc diameter: 115 mm
• Bore (arbor) diameter: 22.2 mm
• Rim type: turbo (segmented) diamond rim for aggressive cutting and debris removal
• Compatible tool: standard handheld angle grinder with matching arbor size
• Typical use: dry cutting; suitable for water-assisted cutting where manufacturer of tool and safety conditions permit

How to use

Mount the cutting disc on an angle grinder with a matching 22.2 mm arbor and secure according to the grinder manufacturer's instructions. Check that the disc is rated for the grinder's no-load RPM. Use appropriate personal protective equipment including eye protection, hearing protection, gloves and respiratory protection as needed. For best results, position the workpiece securely and make steady, even passes without forcing the disc. Allow the turbo rim to cut at its own pace to avoid overheating; for prolonged or deep cuts consider intermittent cutting to cool the blade. Follow site and tool safety guidelines when cutting in dry conditions or when using water.

Usage recommendations

Use the disc for straight or shallow plunge cuts; avoid twisting or lateral pressure that can damage the rim. For reinforced concrete, start with shallow passes and increase depth gradually. Store the disc flat and dry to prevent damage, and inspect for cracks or deformation before each use.