Diamond Cutting Blade Distar HARD CERAMICS ADVANCED 200 mm, 1.3 mm thickness

The Diamond Cutting Blade Distar HARD CERAMICS ADVANCED 200 mm with 1.3 mm segment thickness is designed for precise cutting of hard ceramic materials. Intended for use with angle grinders and tile saws that accept a 200 mm mounting, this blade delivers narrow kerf cutting for minimal material loss and accurate edge results on porcelain, vitrified tiles, and dense ceramic slabs. The construction balances cutting speed and control to suit renovation and professional tiling applications.

Advantages

The blade’s 1.3 mm segment thickness reduces chipping and conserves material while maintaining adequate strength for repetitive cuts. Diamond-impregnated segments are optimized for hard ceramics, providing consistent performance on dense and brittle surfaces. Compatibility with common 200 mm power tool spindles makes it a practical option for both workshop and site use. The blade design aims to produce straight, clean cuts with reduced need for post-cut finishing.

Suitable for

• Cutting porcelain and glazed ceramic tiles
• Trimming large-format ceramic slabs and vitrified tiles
• On-site tile fitting and renovation work
• Precision cuts with angle grinders and tile saws accepting 200 mm blades

Key specifications

• Diameter: 200 mm
• Segment thickness: 1.3 mm
• Segment type: diamond-impregnated for hard ceramics
• Application: wet or dry cutting depending on tool capability (check tool manual)
• Suitable materials: hard ceramics, porcelain, vitrified tiles, dense brittle materials

How to use

Install the blade on an angle grinder or tile saw that supports a 200 mm mounting, ensuring correct flanges and secure fastening according to the tool manufacturer’s instructions. Observe the rotation direction marked on the blade and make trial cuts on scrap material to verify feed rate and cutting depth. For wet-capable tools or applications, use water cooling where recommended to reduce heat, extend blade life, and minimize dust. Maintain a steady, moderate feed speed to avoid overheating and chipping; avoid forcing the blade through the material.

Usage recommendations

Always wear appropriate personal protective equipment including eye, hearing and respiratory protection. Check tool speed limits and ensure the blade’s maximum RPM rating matches your tool. For best results on large-format or highly glazed tiles, prefer using water cooling and make multiple shallow passes rather than a single deep cut.