Product Specifications
Specification | Details |
Diameter | 180mm / 7" |
Arbor Size | 22.2mm / 7/8" |
Segment Height | 10mm / 25/64" |
Segment Thickness | 1.8mm / 5/64" |
Max. Safe Speed | 8500 RPM |
Cutting Method | Dry+Wet |
| Adapter Rings | 20mm / 5/8" + 16mm / 3/4" |
Suitable Materials
Compatible Machines
Application
Safety Instructions
Eye protection
Please wear safety glasses
Hand Protection
Please wear protective gloves
Proper Disposal
Dispose of damaged or worn blades safely
Respiratory Protection
Please wear face respiratory mask
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, this blade is designed for both wet and dry cutting applications.
The mesh rim itself offers a significant advantage for cooling. Its unique structure improves airflow and reduces friction during cutting, which helps keep the blade cool and prevents overheating, especially during dry use. Additionally, the blade often features cooling holes that further dissipate heat and minimize vibration.
- For wet cutting: Using water provides maximum cooling, extends blade life, and suppresses dust.
- For dry cutting: The blade's design allows for effective dry use, but it's recommended to use an intermittent cutting technique (cutting for short intervals and allowing the blade to cool in the air) to prevent overheating.
o maximize the performance and lifespan of your diamond mesh blade, follow these best practices:
- Match the material: This blade is optimized for hard, brittle materials like tile and stone. Using it on highly abrasive materials like concrete or asphalt can cause premature wear.
- Let the blade do the work: Avoid forcing or pushing the blade through the material. Applying excessive pressure can cause overheating, warping, and accelerated wear.
- "Sharpen" the blade if it glazes: If you notice the blade slowing down or "glazing" over (the surface becomes smooth), it means the diamonds are not being exposed. To "sharpen" it, make a few cuts in a soft, abrasive material like a sandstone block or an old cinder block. This will wear away the metal bond and expose fresh diamonds.
- Check arbor size: This 7" (180mm) blade typically comes with a 22.23mm bore and includes a washer. If your machine has a 7/8" arbor, remember to remove the included 22.23-16mm (5/8") washer before fitting.
- Inspect before use: Always check the blade for cracks, warping, or damage before each use.
This 7-inch diamond mesh blade is specifically engineered for fine, precision cutting of hard, brittle materials. It excels on porcelain tiles, ceramic tiles, marble, granite, natural stone, slate, and even glass.
The key difference from a standard segmented blade lies in its continuous mesh rim. While segmented blades have gaps for aggressive, fast cutting in materials like concrete, the mesh rim provides a smooth, continuous cutting edge. This design significantly reduces chipping and breakage, delivering the clean, chip-free cuts essential for high-end tiling and finishing work.