Premium 115 Diamond Blade – Durable Porcelain & Stone Cutting

Did you know 73% of tile installers report project delays from blade failures? Picture this: You're halfway through a high-stakes porcelain installation when your blade starts chipping edges. The client's eyes narrow. Your reputation hangs by a thread. Now imagine a solution that cuts failure rates by 68% while delivering mirror-smooth edges. That's the power of Diamond Blade 115 technology.

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Precision Engineered for Porcelain Dominance

What makes the 115 porcelain blade slice through ceramic like warm butter? Our laser-welded diamond segments (12% denser than industry standard) deliver:

• ✅ 0.5mm ultra-thin kerf
• ✅ 30% faster cutting speed
• ✅ 5X longer lifespan
• ✅ Zero water required

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Your Project, Your Rules: Custom Solutions

Need a 115mm blade that handles curved cuts on 20mm porcelain slabs? Our modular design offers:

• 🔧 Interchangeable diamond matrices
• 🔧 48-hour custom orders
• 🔧 RPM-specific tuning

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FAQS on diamond blade 115

Q: What materials can a diamond blade 115 cut effectively?

A: A diamond blade 115 is designed to cut hard materials like ceramic tiles, porcelain, stone, and concrete. Its diamond grit ensures precise, clean cuts with minimal chipping. Always use water cooling for porcelain to extend the blade's lifespan.

Q: Is a 115 porcelain blade suitable for cutting thick porcelain slabs?

A: Yes, a 115 porcelain blade is optimized for dense materials like thick porcelain. The blade's segmented rim reduces heat buildup and prevents cracking. Ensure steady, moderate pressure for best results.

Q: Can a 115 diamond blade be used with any angle grinder?

A: Most 115 diamond blades fit standard 4.5-inch angle grinders with a 22.2mm arbor. Verify your tool’s specifications and blade compatibility before use. Avoid over-speeding to maintain blade integrity.

Q: How do I prolong the life of my 115 diamond blade?

A: Use water cooling for wet cutting, avoid excessive pressure, and let the blade do the work. Clean debris from the segments after use. Store it in a dry place to prevent corrosion.

Q: What distinguishes a 115 porcelain blade from a regular diamond blade?

A: A 115 porcelain blade has a finer diamond grit and specialized bonding for brittle materials like porcelain. It minimizes edge chipping compared to general-purpose blades. Dry cutting is possible but wet cutting is recommended.