Diamond Cutting Disc GRAPHITE 180 x 22.2 mm Turbo 57H628

The GRAPHITE Diamond Cutting Disc 180 x 22.2 mm Turbo 57H628 is a turbo-rim diamond blade engineered for abrasive cutting of concrete, natural stone, masonry and similar construction materials. The 180 mm diameter and 22.2 mm bore size match standard angle grinders with a 22.2 mm arbor, while the turbo rim profile is designed to balance cutting speed and material evacuation to achieve efficient cuts with a relatively smooth edge.

Advantages

The turbo rim geometry provides fast cutting performance while improving chip removal compared with continuous rims, reducing clogging during wet or dry cutting. Diamond grit on the rim delivers high hardness and wear resistance for sustained cutting life on dense materials. The blade is suitable for use in professional and DIY construction tasks where higher cutting speed and improved finish are required, and its standard diameter allows compatibility with many common angle grinder models.

Suitable for

• Cutting concrete slabs and blocks
• Shaping and cutting natural stone and paving
• Brick and masonry cutting during renovation work
• Fast cuts where material evacuation is beneficial (wet or dry)

Key specifications

• Diameter: 180 mm
• Bore (arbor) size: 22.2 mm
• Rim type: Turbo diamond rim
• Primary materials: Concrete, stone, brick, masonry
• Typical use: Abrasive and construction cutting

How to use

Install the disc on an angle grinder that accepts a 22.2 mm arbor and secure it according to the tool manufacturer’s instructions. Use appropriate personal protective equipment including eye protection, hearing protection and gloves. Operate the grinder at the rated speed and apply steady pressure; avoid forcing the blade. For best results, allow the turbo rim to run through the material with consistent movement to maintain cooling and efficient chip removal. Follow the disc and machine safety guidelines for wet or dry cutting.

Usage recommendations

Use the disc on materials it is designed for (concrete, stone, brick) and choose wet cutting when dust reduction and cooling are priorities. Regularly inspect the rim for wear and replace the disc when performance drops or damage is visible. Maintain a stable workpiece and proper support to ensure straight, controlled cuts and extend blade life.