Diamond Cutting Blade DISTAR EDGE DRY 125 mm, 1.6 mm thickness, 22.23 mm bore

Diamond cutting blade DISTAR EDGE DRY 125 mm is a thin, hard-wearing abrasive disc designed for dry cutting with standard angle grinders. With a 125 mm diameter, 1.6 mm segment thickness and a 22.23 mm bore, this blade is made for precise, fast cutting of hard materials such as ceramic tiles, porcelain, and natural stone. The construction focuses on minimized chipping and long life under intermittent professional and DIY use with dry-operation tools.

Advantages

The DISTAR EDGE DRY blade combines a narrow 1.6 mm cutting segment for reduced material waste and fast feed rates with a diamond bond formulated to maintain sharpness during dry cutting. Its 22.23 mm bore fits common angle grinders without adapters, and the balanced design helps ensure stable rotation and reduced vibration. The blade’s profile and segment arrangement are optimized to deliver clean edges and lower risk of cracking on brittle materials.

Suitable for

• Cutting ceramic and porcelain tiles
• Cutting natural stone slabs and tiles
• Fast trimming and finishing cuts on hard surfaces
• On-site renovation and installation work with angle grinders

Key specifications

• Diameter: 125 mm
• Segment (cutting) thickness: 1.6 mm
• Bore (arbor) diameter: 22.23 mm
• Operation mode: dry cutting
• Compatible tool type: handheld angle grinder

How to use

Mount the blade on a compatible angle grinder ensuring the correct bore alignment and secure fastening according to the grinder manufacturer’s instructions. Use appropriate personal protective equipment including eye, ear and respiratory protection. Operate the tool at the recommended speed, apply steady, moderate pressure and let the blade do the cutting—avoid forcing the disc. For best results on brittle materials, mark the cut line clearly and maintain a consistent feed to reduce chipping.

Usage recommendations

Use the DISTAR EDGE DRY blade for short, controlled dry cuts; avoid prolonged continuous cutting to prevent overheating. Allow the blade to cool between long cuts and follow the angle grinder’s safety guidelines. For particularly fragile tiles or thin porcelain, consider supporting the workpiece close to the cut line to minimize vibration and edge damage.