Diamond Turbo Cutting Disc IN CORPORE TD-125 RYŚ 125 mm

Diamond Turbo Cutting Disc IN CORPORE TD-125 RYŚ 125 mm is a segmented diamond blade designed for high-speed cutting of hard mineral materials. The 125 mm diameter and turbo rim profile provide aggressive cutting action with efficient chip evacuation, allowing faster progress on tasks involving concrete, brick, stone and ceramics. The disc is intended for use with compatible angle grinders and other portable cutting tools at recommended rotational speeds for its size.

Advantages

The turbo rim geometry combines a continuous rim’s smoothness with segmented blade aggressiveness, improving cutting speed while maintaining edge control. Diamond abrasive bonding offers durability and consistent performance on dense materials. Optimised chip ejection reduces clogging and overheating during long cuts, and the compact 125 mm size ensures good maneuverability in confined spaces and for detailed work.

Suitable for

• Cutting concrete blocks, slabs and reinforced concrete (with correct tool setup)
• Shaping and trimming bricks and masonry units
• Cutting natural and engineered stone
• Cutting ceramic tiles, porcelain and similar hard ceramics

Key specifications

• Diameter: 125 mm
• Rim type: turbo (turbo profile for fast cutting and chip evacuation)
• Abrasive: diamond grit
• Intended application: wet and dry cutting depending on tool and job conditions
• Bore size: suitable for standard angle grinder arbors for 125 mm discs

How to use

Mount the disc on a compatible angle grinder according to the tool manufacturer’s instructions and ensure the disc is firmly secured. Check that guard and personal protective equipment are in place. When cutting, allow the blade to reach full speed before engaging the material and apply steady, even pressure — avoid forcing the disc. For best results and to extend disc life, use light cooling or intermittent cutting when performing long or deep cuts and follow the maximum RPM rating of the tool and disc.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment including safety glasses, hearing protection, gloves and a dust mask. Verify tool compatibility and maximum RPM before operation. For reinforced concrete or heavily abrasive materials, consider using progressive passes rather than a single deep cut to reduce wear and heat build-up.