Diamond cutting blade for tile cutter HurthAG TC180A — 180 mm for ceramic and porcelain tiles

The Diamond cutting blade for tile cutter HurthAG TC180A — 180 mm for ceramic and porcelain tiles is a replacement diamond blade designed for use with compatible tile cutting machines. With a 180 mm diameter and a segmented rim optimized for ceramic and porcelain, the blade supports both wet and dry cutting modes. It is intended for straight, repeatable cuts in renovation, tiling and flooring installation tasks, providing stable cutting performance and a long service life when used according to recommended conditions.

Advantages

The blade combines a hard-wearing diamond cutting edge with a metal core engineered for stability during rotation, reducing vibration and improving cut accuracy. Its design balances cutting speed and durability for frequent on-site use. Compatibility with standard 180 mm tile cutters ensures straightforward replacement and consistent blade runout for precise straight cuts. The possibility of wet cutting helps control dust and extends diamond life, while dry cutting provides convenience where water cooling is unavailable.

Suitable for

• Ceramic tile cutting for walls and floors
• Porcelain tile cutting, including dense and glazed formats
• Renovation and refurbishment projects requiring repeated straight cuts
• On-site tiling work where quick blade changes and stable performance are needed

Key specifications

• Blade diameter: 180 mm
• Cut type: straight cuts
• Material suitability: ceramic and porcelain tiles
• Cutting modes: suitable for both wet and dry cutting
• Segmented diamond rim for reduced heat buildup and efficient material removal

How to use

Fit the blade onto a compatible tile cutter following the machine manufacturer’s mounting instructions, ensuring proper flange seating and secure fastening. For wet cutting, connect the water feed or use a water reservoir to keep the cutting zone lubricated and cooled; for dry cutting, ensure adequate ventilation and dust extraction. Make straight, steady passes at a controlled feed rate appropriate to tile thickness and hardness, avoiding excessive lateral pressure to preserve the diamond edge. Inspect the blade before use for damage and replace if any cracks or significant wear are visible.

Usage recommendations

For longer blade life and improved cut quality, prefer wet cutting when working with large or dense porcelain tiles and use a slow, consistent feed. Wear appropriate eye, respiratory and hand protection, and follow the tile cutter manufacturer’s safety guidelines and RPM limits for 180 mm blades.