Precision Diamond Disc for Glass, Tile, Marble & Jade
This diamond cutting and grinding disc is engineered for accurate work on hard and brittle materials such as glass, ceramic tile, marble, granite, and jade. The rim is embedded with industrial-grade diamond particles, delivering a consistent cutting edge for clean, controlled cuts and refined surface finishing.
Designed for use with compatible angle grinders or tile saws (check arbor size and RPM rating), the disc supports both cutting and light grinding operations. It is suitable for straight cuts, edge shaping, and surface smoothing on glass panels, ceramic tiles, stone slabs, and decorative jade pieces. The brazed diamond bond offers reliable wear resistance, helping maintain cutting performance over extended use while reducing chipping on delicate materials.
Why It's a Smart Choice
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Clean, accurate cuts - Diamond-embedded rim helps minimize chipping on glass, tile, and stone for a neater finish and less rework.
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Versatile applications - Suitable for cutting, light grinding, and edge polishing across glass, ceramics, marble, granite, and jade.
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Durable diamond bond - Brazed construction provides stable performance and extended service life under regular workshop or jobsite use.
FAQ
Q: Which materials can this disc cut?
A: It is designed for glass, ceramic tiles, porcelain, marble, granite, and jade. Always follow the tool manufacturer's speed and compatibility guidelines.
Q: Can it be used for both cutting and polishing?
A: Yes. It is suitable for cutting and for light grinding or edge finishing. For mirror-grade polishing, a dedicated polishing pad may still be required.
Q: Is this disc for dry or wet cutting?
A: It can typically be used dry; however, using water where your tool and setup allow can reduce dust, heat, and wear. Always follow local safety regulations and your machine's instructions.
Q: What safety precautions should I take?
A: Wear eye, hearing, and respiratory protection, ensure the disc is correctly mounted, do not exceed the rated RPM, and allow the tool to reach full speed before contacting the material.
