Diamond Cutting Disc 230x22.2 mm Solid — GRAPHITE 57H646

GRAPHITE Solid Diamond Cutting Disc 230x22.2 mm is a continuous-rim blade designed for precise, smooth-edge cutting of ceramic tiles, porcelain, natural stone and engineered stone. The disc has a nominal outer diameter of 230 mm and a 22.2 mm bore to fit angle grinders and comparable power tools with the same arbor size. Its solid rim construction enables clean cuts with minimal chipping where a uniform finish is required.

Advantages

The continuous diamond rim provides consistent cutting performance and a smooth edge without segmented interruptions. The disc construction balances cutting speed with reduced vibration for improved control during long operations. Compatibility with standard 22.2 mm arbors allows easy mounting on a wide range of angle grinders. The design is suitable for wet or dry cutting in many cases, depending on tool and material recommendations.

Suitable for

• Precision cutting of ceramic and porcelain tiles
• Cutting natural stone such as marble and granite
• Trimming engineered stone and composite slabs
• Applications requiring a smooth, chip-free edge

Key specifications

• Outer diameter: 230 mm
• Bore (arbor) diameter: 22.2 mm
• Blade type: solid continuous diamond rim
• Intended use: tile and stone cutting for smooth-edge finishes
• Compatibility: angle grinders and similar power tools with 22.2 mm arbor

How to use

Mount the disc securely on a compatible angle grinder with a 22.2 mm arbor following the tool manufacturer's mounting instructions. Check that the disc rotation direction matches the arrow on the blade and tighten the flange firmly without over-torquing. For tile and stone cutting, mark the cut line and proceed at a steady feed rate; allow the blade to do the cutting without excessive force. Use appropriate personal protective equipment, including eye protection, hearing protection and a dust mask. Observe the tool's maximum safe operating speed and avoid side-loading the disc.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use the disc on materials within the recommended application range (tiles, ceramics, natural and engineered stone) and select wet cutting when possible to reduce dust and extend blade life. Match cutting speed and feed to the material hardness; slower, steady feeds reduce chipping. Periodically inspect the rim for wear and cracks and replace the disc if any damage is detected.