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Abrasives

DIAMOND DISC

King Tiger Diamond Disc — Diamond cutting disc

Product standards referenced below — certification documentation available on request.
AWS A5.1EN 12413EN 13236ISO 9001:2015DNV·GLAARSGS · RoHS · CEAWS A5.1EN 12413EN 13236ISO 9001:2015DNV·GLAARSGS · RoHS · CE
certifiedØ 105 – 230 mm · 7/10 mm segmentDry or wet cut by type

Diamond blades and cup wheels for construction materials — stone, brick, concrete, tile and porcelain. Turbo rims give clean edges on tile and porcelain; segmented rims cut concrete, granite and masonry; cup wheels grind concrete and stone. Dry or wet cutting depending on type.

Abrasives — Cutting, grinding & diamond discs

Sizes & ordering

SKUSizePrice
KT-DIA-44″ · 110mm$27.00 /pack of 20

Applications

  • Tile and porcelain (turbo rim)
  • Marble and granite
  • Concrete and masonry (segmented)
  • Concrete surface grinding (cup wheel)
  • Walls, floors and pavement
Notes & safetyØ105–230 mm · 7/10 mm segment · hot or cold pressed. Check rotation direction, arbor bore and guard before use, and match the right blade type to the material.

Combos — order together

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Frequently asked questions

What is a turbo-rim diamond disc used for?

Turbo-rim diamond discs cut stone, concrete, brick and masonry quickly, working dry or wet, with a continuous serrated rim that balances speed and finish.

Diamond disc vs abrasive disc - which do I need?

Use diamond discs for masonry, stone and concrete; use resin-bonded abrasive discs (EN 12413) for steel and stainless. They are not interchangeable.

Should I cut wet or dry?

Both work with a turbo rim. Wet cutting extends disc life and controls dust; dry cutting is faster to set up - use dust extraction and PPE.