Diamond Blade Distar 250 mm for Hard Ceramics, 1.5 mm thickness

Diamond Blade Distar 250 mm for Hard Ceramics, 1.5 mm thickness is a circular cutting disc designed to deliver precise, narrow kerf cuts in dense ceramic materials. With a 250 mm diameter and a 1.5 mm cutting thickness, the blade is suitable for applications on angle grinders and tile saws that accept 250 mm blades with standard mounting. It is intended for cutting hard ceramics and porcelain and can be used wet or dry depending on the power tool and operating conditions.

Advantages

The blade’s narrow 1.5 mm cutting thickness reduces material loss while providing accurate edge quality for tile installation and finishing. Segmented diamond rim geometry ensures efficient removal of material and improved cooling during wet cutting; compatibility with both wet and dry cutting methods allows flexible use across jobsite conditions. The construction is optimized for hard ceramics and porcelain, delivering consistent performance on dense and abrasive tile bodies.

Suitable for

• Cutting dense ceramic tiles and porcelain slabs
• Tile installation and renovation projects
• Precision straight and curved cuts on ceramic materials
• Use on angle grinders and tile saws that accept 250 mm blades

Key specifications

• Blade diameter: 250 mm
• Cutting thickness (kerf): 1.5 mm
• Material focus: hard ceramics, porcelain
• Suitable cutting method: wet or dry (tool-dependent)
• Mounting: standard 250 mm blade fitting for angle grinders and tile saws

How to use

Secure the blade on a compatible power tool following the tool manufacturer’s instructions and ensure the mounting flange and washer are properly fitted. When dry cutting, use a steady, moderate feed rate to avoid overheating; when wet cutting, maintain adequate water flow to cool the blade and remove debris. Allow the blade to reach operating speed before engaging the workpiece and support the tile to reduce vibration. Observe all safety guidelines, including eye, ear and respiratory protection.

Usage recommendations

For optimal blade life and cut quality, match the cutting method to the tool and material: use wet cutting where possible for continuous work on porcelain, and reserve dry cutting for short, intermittent cuts with a tool rated for dry operation. Replace the blade if signs of uneven wear or loss of cutting efficiency appear.