Diamond cutting disc 230 mm Slim Cut — INDIAN PROFESSIONAL IP7777

The Diamond cutting disc 230 mm Slim Cut — INDIAN PROFESSIONAL IP7777 is a 230 mm diameter diamond blade designed for precise, low-loss cutting of common construction materials. Its slim cutting profile reduces material removal and enables faster, cleaner cuts on concrete, brick, ceramic tile and natural stone when used with compatible angle grinders and handheld cutting tools.

Advantages

The slim segment design minimizes the kerf width for reduced waste and improved cutting accuracy. A continuous and balanced rim construction ensures steady cutting performance with less vibration, while diamond abrasives provide consistent durability and cutting speed on abrasive and hard materials. The blade is suitable for use where a narrow cut and reduced chipping are required.

Suitable for

• Cutting reinforced and non-reinforced concrete
• Trimming brick and masonry blocks
• Cutting ceramic and porcelain tiles
• Shaping and slicing natural stone and paving slabs

Key specifications

• Diameter: 230 mm
• Cutting profile: slim / reduced kerf
• Intended tool type: angle grinders and handheld cutters with matching arbor
• Material compatibility: concrete, brick, tile, natural stone
• Construction: diamond abrasive segments bonded to steel core

How to use

Install the disc on an angle grinder or handheld cutting tool that matches the blade diameter and arbor size, following the tool manufacturer’s mounting instructions and safety guidelines. Secure the workpiece and mark the cutting line. Use steady, even feed pressure and allow the diamond abrasive to cut at its own pace; avoid forcing the blade. For deeper cuts, make multiple passes rather than forcing a single deep cut. Use appropriate cooling or wet cutting where recommended by the tool and blade manufacturer to reduce dust and extend blade life.

Usage recommendations

Always use appropriate personal protective equipment, including eye, ear and respiratory protection, and follow local regulations for dust control. Verify compatibility of the disc with your tool’s rotation speed and arbor size before use. For dry cutting, ensure adequate ventilation and intermittent cutting to prevent overheating; for wet cutting, use controlled water flow to avoid electrical hazards with powered tools.