Sintered Continuous Turbo Diamond Cutting Disc

Porcelain's dense and brittle nature makes it prone to chipping, especially during dry cuts.

For best results, select a thin-kerf continuous turbo rim disc. Maintain a steady feed rate and ensure the tile is securely supported in a straight line. Prioritize wet cutting whenever possible, as it significantly reduces heat, suppresses dust, and minimizes chipping.

Before starting, verify that your tool's maximum RPM and linear speed match the disc's specifications. Always use the correct flange and safety guard. We recommend referencing the EN 13236 marking and usage guidelines and performing a test cut on a scrap piece of tile.

To effectively cut granite, always use wet cutting with a continuous support table to ensure stability. Avoid applying lateral pressure or excessive force; maintain a straight cutting path to prevent blade deviation and ensure a clean edge. The turbo rim design is crucial as it enhances debris removal and cooling.

Start with a mid-range RPM as specified by your tool's manufacturer, and finely adjust based on the cut edge quality and any signs of overheating (e.g., burn marks).

Before cutting large slabs, perform a 50–100 mm test cut. This allows you to optimize the feed rate and coolant flow to achieve minimal chipping and a stable, high-quality kerf.
 

Yes, this disc is suitable for cutting expansion joints in flooring and for renovation projects. However, concrete contains abrasive aggregates that can cause overheating, especially during dry cutting. The turbo rim design enhances airflow and dust extraction. For long, continuous cuts, wet cutting is highly recommended to maintain consistent cooling.

Ensure the disc's diameter and arbor hole (e.g.,20/22.23/25.4 mm) match your equipment. Always use appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and dust collection systems.

If you encounter steel rebar, reduce the feed rate while maintaining a stable linear speed to prevent damage to the disc.

DINOSAW products are backed by a robust quality management system, demonstrated by our CE marking and ISO certification.

For safety and marking, the EN 13236 standard provides a crucial framework for superabrasive products. While this is a reference for our manufacturing and labeling practices, it is not a certification claim.

When purchasing, you can request compliance documentation. Always check the product label for essential information: diameter, arbor size, maximum RPM/linear speed, and safety pictograms.

This disc is compatible with both angle grinders and circular/table saws, provided the diameter and arbor hole size match your tool's specifications.

Common arbor sizes include 20 mm, 22.23 mm, and 25.4 mm. Always confirm your tool's flange, guard, and RPM range are compatible.

Generally, smaller diameter discs (105–150 mm) are used with angle grinders for versatility, while larger discs (180–230 mm) are typically mounted on circular or table saws for deeper, straighter cuts.
 

To maximize lifespan and maintain cut quality, always maintain a straight feed path, avoiding lateral loads or sudden stops. Wet cutting is preferable whenever the application allows.

If the disc starts to glaze (become dull) or show signs of overheating (blueing), dress the blade with a suitable abrasive material or reduce the feed rate. Ensure dust extraction systems are clean to improve cooling.

Replace the disc when the segment height approaches its wear limit or if you notice a significant increase in kerf surface roughness.

A thin-kerf disc is the preferred choice for high-density, brittle materials like porcelain, sintered stone, and vitrified tiles, as it minimizes the risk of chipping.

The thin turbo continuous rim reduces the contact area and impact force, leading to superior edge integrity. Wet cutting provides additional stability and cooling for an even cleaner finish.

Always perform a test cut on a scrap piece to find the optimal balance between cutting speed and edge quality. Start with a mid-range RPM and maintain a steady, controlled feed rate for the best results.

Yes, we offer comprehensive customization services, including adjustments to diameter, arbor bore, bond formulation, and turbo rim geometry. We also provide private labeling and custom packaging solutions to meet your branding needs.

To initiate a custom project, please provide your target material, machine specifications (from the nameplate), and estimated annual volume. Our technical team will then develop a tailored specification and sample plan.

For large-volume orders, we can implement phased delivery schedules and quality traceability coding for enhanced supply chain management.

Our warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship, and we provide full production batch traceability for quality assurance.

Defect analysis is a data-driven process. We assess operating parameters such as RPM, feed rate, coolant usage, work-piece support, and visual cues like cutting color or odor to determine the root cause.

To file a claim, please submit photos of the defect, the batch ID from the packaging, and your operating parameters. We will then process a replacement or provide technical guidance for re-inspection in accordance with our policy.