Sinterlenmiş Eğik Turbo Segmanlı Elmas Kesme Diski

Granite is hard/brittle; dry cutting raises heat and chipping risk.

A turbo segmented diamond cutting disc improves debris evacuation and airflow cooling; use controlled feed, PPE, and light passes; product supports dry/wet cutting. 

For fastest rates and edge quality, consider light wetting and verify diameter/arbor/RPM placeholders per EN 13236 guidance.

Slotting/trimming need clean kerfs and stable cooling.

Suitable for granite, marble, sandstone, concrete, hard brick; turbo segmented geometry maintains feed and clears slurry/fines; bevel protective teeth stabilize deep passes. 

Choose bond/grit placeholders by hardness; confirm angle grinder model, arbor, and maximum RPM per EN safety.

Deep cuts can contact and wear the steel core, reducing life.

Bevel protective teeth reduce core contact during aggressive passes, preserving the core and supporting longer service life in heavy-duty dry/wet jobs. 

Keep straight feed, avoid lateral pressure, and dress as needed to maintain clean kerfs.

Contact area, loading, and heat limit feed rate.

Serrated turbo rim reduces continuous contact, boosts airflow, and clears debris/slurry quicker; the sintered bond balances diamond exposure/retention under load for sustained speed. 

Use steady feed and proper PPE; choose dry/wet mode based on jobsite constraints.

Mismatched specs reduce performance and may be unsafe.

Match disc diameter and arbor to tool spec; ensure the grinder’s RPM does not exceed the disc’s max allowed per EN 13236/oSa guidance. 

Share your grinder model; request spec placeholders (diameter/arbor/RPM) via quote to confirm compatibility.

Jobsite conditions vary; water supply may be limited.

The disc is designed for universal dry/wet cutting across granite, marble, sandstone, concrete, and hard brick; wetting improves cooling and edge quality, dry mode favors simplicity. 

Choose mode by finish and speed requirements; confirm PPE and dust control when dry‑cutting.

Worn discs run hot, vibrate, and cut slowly.

Inspect segment height and edge condition placeholders; persistent burning, vibration, or reduced feed indicate end‑of‑life; follow oSa/EN safety guidance. 

Keep simple dressing tools, replace when symptoms persist, and record tool hours for preventive maintenance.

Brittle ceramics and marble chip easily under heat and aggressive contact.

Turbo rim and controlled aggression produce cleaner kerfs; wet cutting further improves cooling and chip control; choose finer grit placeholders for delicate edges. 

Use shallow passes, steady feed, and confirm RPM; switch to wet mode for premium finishes.

Different rims suit different finishes and speeds.

Turbo segmented discs favor speed, cooling, and debris removal—ideal for concrete and hard stone; continuous rim favors ultra‑smooth finishes on delicate ceramics but may run slower.

Pick turbo segmented for general site speed and cooling; select continuous rim for premium tile finishing; confirm grinder specs and wet/dry mode.