TYROLIT Diamond Blade - General Purpose - 115mm X 22.23mm


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This TYROLIT Diamond Blade is designed for professionals and DIYers tackling masonry tasks. It offers good cutting performance and a long lifespan on hard materials like granite and paving slabs, though it may require careful handling on extremely brittle surfaces. Key features include a self-sharpening system, optimal bond for durability, and a robust steel core for stability.
| Model Part Number | 82006 |
|---|---|
| Brand | TYROLIT |
The blade is suitable for high-speed cutting with a maximum performance of 13,300 RPM and 80 m/sec.
This blade is specifically designed for masonry and stone applications. It is not recommended for cutting metal, as it may cause damage to the blade and is unsafe.
The blade features a 2mm segment width and a 7mm segment length.
Yes, this diamond saw blade is suitable for both dry cutting and wet cutting applications.
It is designed for machining hardened limestone, granite, porphyry, and paving slabs, as well as general masonry tasks like cutting stone tiles, bricks, plaster, and concrete blocks.
It is compatible with all 115mm (4.5-inch) angle grinders with a 22mm (7/8") arbor.
Ensure proper cooling during cuts, avoid forcing the blade, use it for its intended applications, and store it correctly. Regular cleaning and inspection also contribute to longevity.
Ensure the blade is mounted correctly and rotating in the correct direction. Check if the diamond segments are worn down; if so, it may be time for a new blade. Consider using a slight 'wobble' motion or cutting a less demanding material to re-expose diamond grits.
Check that the blade is securely fastened and that the mounting flanges are clean. Ensure the angle grinder's spindle is not damaged. The blade itself may be warped or damaged; inspect for any visual defects.
Ensure adequate cooling is being used, especially for dry cutting. If possible, switch to wet cutting. Take breaks during prolonged use to allow the blade to cool. Check for any blockages in the cooling vents of the angle grinder.
This can occur with brittle materials or excessive force. Ensure you are not forcing the blade through the material. Allow the blade to do the work. Check that the material being cut is within the blade's intended application range. For very hard or brittle materials, ensure a steady, controlled cutting speed and consider using wet cutting.
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