Diamond Cutting Disc for Porcelain Tiles Tvardy 230×10×25.4/22.23 mm, 25 pcs

Tvardy diamond cutting disc 230×10×25.4/22.23 mm is designed for precise cutting of porcelain tiles (gres) in construction and renovation tasks. The disc has a 230 mm diameter and a 10 mm cutting width, and it includes dual bore sizes (25.4 mm and 22.23 mm via adaptors) to fit a range of angle grinders and tile saws. Supplied as a pack of 25 discs, this product supports both wet and dry cutting methods, enabling continuous work on large tiling projects.

Advantages

The diamond rim provides consistent cutting performance and extended life when working with dense porcelain tiles. Dual bore compatibility increases mounting flexibility across different machines without requiring separate discs. A 10 mm cutting width balances cutting speed and structural stability, making the disc suitable for straight cuts and trimming. The option to use wet or dry cutting helps adapt to jobsite conditions and tile types.

Suitable for

• Cutting porcelain tiles (gres) with angle grinders
• Use in tile saws for batch cutting on renovation sites
• Wet or dry cutting applications in construction and remodeling
• Professional tilers and contractors handling large tile areas

Key specifications

• Diameter: 230 mm
• Cutting width (blade thickness): 10 mm
• Bore sizes: 25.4 mm and 22.23 mm (adaptor compatible)
• Suitable materials: porcelain tiles (gres)
• Compatible equipment: angle grinders and tile saws
• Cutting mode: wet and dry cutting
• Pack quantity: 25 discs

How to use

Mount the disc on a compatible angle grinder or tile saw using the correct bore adaptor to ensure proper fit and concentricity. Verify that the machine is switched off and disconnected from power before fitting the disc. For dry cutting, maintain controlled feed rates and allow the disc to cool periodically; for wet cutting, ensure an adequate water supply to reduce dust and extend blade life. Follow machine manufacturer guidelines for maximum RPM and wear protective equipment such as eye protection, hearing protection, and appropriate gloves.

Usage recommendations

For best results with porcelain tiles, start with a test cut on a scrap tile to set speed and feed. Prefer wet cutting where practicable to minimize dust and prolong blade life; when dry cutting is necessary, use dust extraction and take frequent breaks to prevent overheating. Inspect discs before each use for damage or excessive wear and replace when the diamond edge is worn to maintain cut quality and safety.