Diamond Cutting Blade for Porcelain Tiles Tvardy 180 x 10 x 25.4/22.23 mm

Tvardy diamond cutting blade for porcelain tiles, size 180 x 10 x 25.4/22.23 mm, is designed for precise dry or wet cutting of gres and porcelain stoneware. The blade combines a 180 mm diameter with a 10 mm cutting width to provide stable, controlled cuts suitable for installation and renovation tasks. It includes a reducer to adapt the arbor from 25.4 mm to 22.23 mm, allowing compatibility with a wide range of tile saws and angle grinders that accept either bore size.

Advantages

The blade’s diamond-segment design ensures high cutting accuracy and consistent edge quality when working with hard porcelain materials. Its 10 mm thickness adds rigidity for straight cuts and reduces vibration during operation. Compatibility with both wet and dry cutting methods offers flexibility across jobsite conditions. The included reducer simplifies mounting on tools with different arbor diameters without additional accessories.

Suitable for

• Cutting gres and porcelain stoneware tiles
• Precision cuts for tile installation and renovation
• Professional tilers and construction contractors
• Wet or dry cutting on tile saws and angle grinders

Key specifications

• Diameter: 180 mm
• Cutting thickness: 10 mm
• Arbor compatibility: 25.4 mm with included reducer to 22.23 mm
• Suitable for dry and wet cutting
• Designed for gres/porcelain stoneware

How to use

Mount the blade onto the machine arbor, using the supplied reducer if your tool requires a 22.23 mm bore. Ensure the blade is tightened according to the tool manufacturer’s instructions and that the machine is unplugged or powered off during installation. For wet cutting, supply a steady water flow to the cutting area to reduce dust and cool the blade. For dry cutting, use appropriate dust extraction and take breaks to avoid overheating. Operate the tool at the recommended speed range for diamond blades and feed tiles at a steady, even pace to maintain cut quality.

Usage recommendations

Use suitable personal protective equipment including eye protection, hearing protection and a dust mask when dry cutting. Inspect the blade for damage before each use and replace it if segments are missing or the core is warped. Match blade rotation direction to the arrow on the blade and follow the tile and tool manufacturer guidance for best results.