Dry Diamond Blades for Tile & Stone
Dry Diamond Blades are designed for cutting compatible porcelain, ceramic, natural stone, and other hard materials without water. Used with angle grinders, handheld saws, and other compatible power tools, they provide portable cutting options for applications where wet cutting is not practical. Blade diameter, arbor configuration, rim design, and material compatibility vary by product and should be matched to the tool and intended application.
Types of Dry Cutting Diamond Blades
Continuous Rim & Turbo Diamond Blades
Continuous rim diamond blades use an uninterrupted cutting edge and are available for compatible porcelain, ceramic, and other tile materials. Turbo rim blades use patterned cutting edges designed to influence cutting action and material removal. Depending on the blade, these designs provide different balances of cutting speed and finished edge quality.
Segmented & Specialty Dry Diamond Blades
Segmented diamond blades use separated cutting segments and are available for compatible stone, masonry, and other hard materials. Thin kerf and other specialty blades provide additional options for materials such as dense porcelain where blade profile, cutting characteristics, or edge quality are important.
Dry Diamond Blades for Porcelain & Ceramic
Porcelain and ceramic tile have different cutting characteristics based on density, thickness, surface, and construction. Dense porcelain can place greater demands on a blade during dry cutting, making it important to select a dry-use blade specifically compatible with the material and power tool.
Choosing the Right Dry Diamond Blade
Compare dry diamond blades based on material compatibility, blade diameter, arbor size, rim design, maximum permitted speed, and power tool requirements. The type of cut and desired edge characteristics should also be considered when selecting between continuous rim, turbo, segmented, thin kerf, and other specialized blade designs.