Diamond blades for tiles
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which tile blade size is best for a tile cutter?
It all depends on your tile cutter model. Electric tile cutters for 200 and 250 mm tile cutting blades are the most popular among professionals. Recently, cutters for smaller 115–125 mm blades have been gaining popularity.
Can diamond blades be used for dry cutting of tiles?
It depends on the type of blade. 200 and 250 mm blades are usually designed for tile cutters with water supply, while 115 and 125 mm blades are for angle grinders without water. Before buying, check the pictograms on the blade to find out whether it is suitable for dry cutting.
What blade thickness is best for precise cutting?
The strength of the body is what matters – both a thin blade for ceramic tiles and a thicker blade for porcelain tiles can deliver a perfect result if made from high-quality materials.
How should I care for diamond blades so that they last longer?
Regular cleaning and proper cooling during work significantly extend the service life of the tool. It is also worth using the blade for its intended purpose – one blade for tiles, another for concrete or stone. Avoid excessive pressure so as not to overheat the diamond layer.
Are diamond blades suitable for all types of tiles?
Not every diamond tile blade works with all types of materials. For cutting hard porcelain tiles, it is best to use special porcelain stoneware blades, and for delicate ceramic tiles – ceramic blades or ceramic tile blades, which ensure a clean and precise cut.
Can diamond blades be sharpened?
Yes, diamond blades can be restored and sharpened if their cutting layer wears down. Simply cut an abrasive material, such as brick or a sand-lime block, a few times to refresh the diamond surface. This way your porcelain tile blade will stay highly effective and serve you longer in everyday work.
