Diamond cutter wheel Makita 13 x 55 mm — Makita circular cutting blade for masonry and tile

Diamond cutter wheel Makita 13 x 55 mm is a circular cutting blade designed for precision cutting of masonry, tile and similar hard materials. The product features a diamond cutting edge engineered to deliver clean, consistent cuts in stone, ceramic and concrete when used with compatible angle grinders or cutting tools. Its compact size and reinforced core provide stability during rotational cutting operations, making it suitable for detailed work and repetitive cuts on construction and renovation sites.

Advantages

The diamond edge offers high hardness and wear resistance, ensuring longer cutting life compared with conventional abrasive discs. The 13 x 55 mm dimensions provide a balance between cutting depth and control, enabling precise incisions in narrow or constrained working areas. The reinforced core helps reduce vibration and improves runout stability for smoother cutting performance. Designed by a recognized manufacturer, the wheel is compatible with a range of handheld cutting tools and angle grinders that accept this mounting size.

Suitable for

• Cutting ceramic and porcelain tiles
• Trimming and shaping natural and engineered stone
• Cutting concrete blocks and masonry units
• Precision work around fixtures and edges in renovation tasks

Key specifications

• Cutting edge: diamond-segmented rim for hard materials
• Inner mounting diameter: 13 mm
• Outer diameter: 55 mm
• Disc type: circular diamond cutting blade for wet or dry cutting depending on tool capability
• Compatibility: for angle grinders and cutting tools accepting 13 mm mounting

How to use

Mount the diamond cutter wheel on an angle grinder or compatible cutting tool following the tool manufacturer's instructions and ensuring the wheel is secured with the correct flange and nut. Verify the rotation direction marked on the blade matches the tool. Before full cutting, perform a short test cut on a scrap piece to confirm alignment and stability. Use steady, controlled feed rates; do not force the blade through the material. For thicker or harder materials, multiple shallow passes are preferable to a single deep cut to maintain blade life and reduce stress on the tool.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate personal protective equipment including eye protection, hearing protection and cut-resistant gloves. Use dust extraction or wet cutting where possible to minimize dust. Inspect the blade before use for cracks or damage; do not use a compromised wheel. Follow the speed limits and mounting instructions provided by the power tool manufacturer.