Diamond segment cutting wheel Sourcing 115×1.9 mm for angle grinder, segmented rim, metal/concrete cutting

Sourcing 115×1.9 mm diamond segment cutting wheel is designed for use with standard 115 mm angle grinders. The wheel features a segmented rim and a thin 1.9 mm blade thickness that enable precise, fast cuts in a variety of hard materials. The segment pattern improves debris evacuation and cooling during operation, while the diamond abrasive provides reliable cutting performance on concrete, masonry and some metals. This cutting wheel is intended for renovation, construction and workshop tasks where controlled, efficient cutting is required.

Advantages

The segmented rim design reduces heat build-up and helps clear dust and chips from the cut, extending cutting consistency and reducing the risk of blade binding. A 1.9 mm kerf delivers accurate cuts with minimal material loss and lower load on the angle grinder. The diamond bond is formulated to balance cutting speed and durability across hard materials such as concrete and masonry, while the 115 mm diameter allows use with common handheld grinders for accessible on-site and workshop operation.

Suitable for

• Cutting concrete and reinforced concrete (light cutting and profiling)
• Masonry, bricks and blocks
• Ceramic tiles and stone slabs (light-duty cutting)
• Thin metal sections and pipes (where a segmented diamond blade is appropriate)
• Renovation, repair and general construction tasks

Key specifications

• Diameter: 115 mm
• Blade thickness (kerf): 1.9 mm
• Rim type: segmented
• Application: concrete, masonry, stone and suitable light metal cutting
• Tool compatibility: 115 mm angle grinders
• Cutting style: dry cutting (with frequent breaks to avoid overheating) or light wetting where applicable

How to use

Mount the cutting wheel on a compatible 115 mm angle grinder following the tool manufacturer's instructions and ensure the wheel's rotation direction matches the grinder's arrow. Check that the wheel is undamaged before use and wear appropriate personal protective equipment including eye, ear and respiratory protection. Secure the workpiece and make steady, controlled passes without forcing the wheel; allow the diamond segments to do the cutting. For prolonged cutting, pause periodically to reduce heat build-up and inspect the blade condition.

Usage recommendations

Use the wheel on materials within its intended range and avoid impact or lateral pressure that could damage the segments. For best results when cutting reinforced concrete or very abrasive materials, consider using a slightly slower feed rate and make multiple shallow passes rather than a single deep cut. Store the wheel in a dry, stable environment away from extreme temperatures and humidity.