Cutting Blade | 100mm Diamond Wheel | Use with Flap Discs on Grinder

When you need to cut glass cleanly, regular abrasives like flap discs won't work. This very thin glass cutting disc has a diamond edge. It makes precise cuts on hard, brittle materials. It's only 1mm thick. This reduces chipping when you cut glass or tile with your angle grinder. Features and Benefits - 1mm very thin design - It makes a very narrow cut. This minimizes wasted material and the chance of cracking. - Continuous diamond rim - This gives a smooth, chip-free finish on glass, ceramic, and jade. - High-manganese steel core - It resists bending and shaking at high speeds. This makes for a more stable cut. - Wet and dry use - It works with or without water. This gives you ways to control dust and heat. Applications - Tile installation - Cut glass and ceramic tiles cleanly. Use for backsplashes, floors, and showers. - DIY and crafts - Cut wine bottles for projects. Shape jade and other stones. - Window and mirror fitting - Trim glass panes to size. Use for custom frames or repairs. Key Uses & Applications This 100mm diamond cutting blade is designed for use with angle grinders. Its diamond material makes it suitable for cutting a variety of hard materials. Specifically, it can be used for glass, jade, wine bottles, and ceramic cutting. The blade’s 22.23mm arbor hole diameter ensures compatibility with standard angle grinder fittings, making it a versatile tool for precision cuts in these applications. Grit Guide While this product is a diamond cutting blade, not a flap disc, understanding grit is important for abrasive tools. For general grinding and material removal, flap discs come in various grits. A 40 grit flap disc is ideal for aggressive material removal, while 80 grit offers a good balance for shaping and surface preparation. For finer finishes or sharpening tasks like mower blades, a 120 grit flap disc would be more appropriate, providing a smoother edge. Why Choose a Flap Disc Over a Grinding Wheel? This product is a diamond cutting blade, distinct from both flap discs and traditional grinding wheels. However, when considering abrasive tasks, flap discs offer advantages over grinding wheels for certain applications. Flap discs, comprising overlapping abrasive flaps, provide a more consistent finish and are less prone to gouging. They also generate less heat and vibration, making them more comfortable for extended use and ideal for tasks requiring a smoother finish than a grinding wheel can provide. How It Works This diamond cutting blade operates by using the abrasive properties of its diamond material. When attached to an angle grinder, the blade's rotation at high speed allows the embedded diamonds to abrade and cut through hard materials. The 100mm blade diameter and 22.23mm arbor hole ensure a secure fit for efficient material removal. This method is effective for precise cutting of materials like glass, jade, wine bottles, and ceramics, making clean and accurate incisions. What Is It Used For? This diamond saw blade is specifically used for cutting hard, brittle materials. Its primary applications include cutting glass, jade, wine bottles, and ceramics. It is designed to be used with an angle grinder, providing a precise and efficient cutting solution for these challenging materials. The diamond material ensures durability and effectiveness when making cuts where traditional abrasive blades might struggle or cause chipping.