115mm Diamond Multi Purpose Cutting Disc High-Speed & Durable Blade

(115mm multi purpose cutting disc)

Built to Outperform: 3 Technical Breakthroughs

What makes our diamond multi purpose cutting disc slice through concrete, metal, and tile alike? The answer lies in:

• ✅ Laser-welded diamond clusters (12% denser than standard)
• ✅ Shock-absorbing vibration slots (Reduces kickback by 67%)
• ✅ Reinforced steel core (Withstands 13,500 RPM)

Spec	Our Disc	Average Competitor
Cutting Life	850 linear feet	520 linear feet
Materials Cut	9+ types	3-5 types

(115mm multi purpose cutting disc)

FAQS on 115mm multi purpose cutting disc

Q: What materials can a 115mm multi-purpose cutting disc cut?

A: A 115mm multi-purpose cutting disc is designed to cut through materials like metal, tile, stone, and concrete. Its diamond-coated edge ensures durability and precision for diverse applications. Always verify compatibility with your specific material before use.

Q: Is a diamond multi-purpose cutting disc suitable for wet cutting?

A: Yes, many diamond multi-purpose cutting discs can be used for wet cutting to reduce dust and overheating. Check the manufacturer’s guidelines to confirm if your disc is rated for wet applications. Dry cutting is also possible with proper ventilation.

Q: How long does a multi-purpose diamond blade typically last?

A: The lifespan depends on usage intensity and materials being cut. High-quality multi-purpose diamond blades can last 5-10 times longer than standard abrasive discs. Regular cleaning and avoiding excessive pressure extend longevity.

Q: Can a 115mm multi-purpose cutting disc be used on angle grinders?

A: Yes, 115mm multi-purpose cutting discs are compatible with most standard angle grinders. Ensure the disc’s arbor size matches your tool’s specifications. Always follow safety protocols, including wearing protective gear.

Q: What’s the difference between a multi-purpose diamond blade and a regular cutting disc?

A: Multi-purpose diamond blades feature industrial-grade diamonds embedded in the edge for cutting hard materials like stone or tile, while regular discs use abrasive grit for softer materials like metal. Diamond blades offer superior longevity and precision.