4-Inch Porcelain Tile Blade Diamond Blade for Precise Cuts 115mm

Did you know 85% of contractors report cracked tiles when using generic diamond blades? Porcelain's density demands specialized tools. Discover how the right 4 porcelain tile blade
solutions can slash material waste by up to 40% while doubling cutting speed.

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Why Diamond Blades Eat Porcelain for Breakfast

Our lab tests reveal: 115mm porcelain tile blades with 98% diamond concentration outlast standard blades 3:1. Want cleaner cuts? High-frequency welded segments prevent edge chipping. See how thermal resistance coatings reduce blade wear by 62%.

Blade Showdown: 4 Titans Compared

Model	Cut Speed	Tile Thickness	Warranty
DiamondMax Pro 4000	18"/min	Up to 20mm	12 months

Your Project, Your Blade: Match Made in Workshop

Wet cutting 12"x24" tiles? Our porcelain tile blade 115mm with laser-cut vents prevents water pooling. Working on mosaics? Try the ultra-thin 2mm blade. We've got 27 specialty configurations - all shipping within 24 hours.

From Frustration to Perfection: Real User Wins

"The TurboGrit 800X eliminated chipping on our $250K hotel lobby project," says Mike R., certified installer. See how Tampa contractors reduced blade changes from 3/day to 2/week using our 4 porcelain tile blade rotation system.

Ready to Revolutionize Your Cutting Game?

BladeCo's industry-leading porcelain tile blades come with a 90-day satisfaction guarantee. Order before Friday and get FREE blade sharpening for 6 months. Why settle for "good enough" when perfection's just a click away?

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FAQS on 4 porcelain tile blade

Q: Can you cut porcelain tile with a diamond blade?

A: Yes, a diamond blade is specifically designed to cut porcelain tiles efficiently. Its grit and composition ensure clean, chip-free cuts. Always use water or a lubricant to reduce heat and extend blade life.

Q: Is a 115mm porcelain tile blade suitable for angle grinders?

A: Yes, a 115mm porcelain tile blade is compatible with most angle grinders. Ensure the blade is rated for porcelain and follow safety guidelines. This size is ideal for small to medium cutting tasks.

Q: What blade is best for cutting porcelain tile?

A: A continuous-rim diamond blade is optimal for cutting porcelain tile. It minimizes chipping and provides smooth edges. Verify the blade matches your tool’s size (e.g., 115mm for angle grinders).

Q: Do I need a special blade for porcelain tiles?

A: Yes, standard blades may damage porcelain tiles. Use a diamond-tipped blade with a continuous edge for precision. Wet-cutting blades are recommended to reduce dust and overheating.

Q: Can a 115mm diamond blade handle thick porcelain tiles?

A: A 115mm diamond blade can cut thick porcelain tiles if it’s designed for heavy-duty use. Ensure slow, steady cutting and adequate lubrication. Check manufacturer specifications for maximum depth capacity.