Diamond Tile Saw Blades

Specification of Ceramic Tile Saw Blade

Maintaining Tile Saw Blade for Optional Lifespan

To maximize the lifespan of yourdiamond saw blade for tile, follow these maintenance tips:

1. Clean Regularly: Remove tile residue, adhesive, and debris from the porcelain tile cutting blade after each use. Use a wire brush or specialized cleaning solutions to prevent buildup.

2. Inspect for Damage: Before and after each use, inspect the tile blade for circular saw for any signs of damage, like missing or chipped teeth. Replace damaged tile cutting discs immediately to ensure safety and quality cuts.

3. Lubricate Blade: Applying a ceramic tile blade lubricant or coolant can reduce friction, heat, and wear during cutting. Ensure the saw has a steady flow of lubricant to keep the blade cool.

4. Proper Storage: Store your porcelain tile cutter blades in a dry, clean environment to prevent corrosion. Use protective blade covers to shield them from dust and other contaminants.

By maintaining your diamond blade for wet saw properly, you can extend the lifespan and ensure they deliver consistent and precise cuts for an extended period.

Why Buteo Diamond Tile Saw Blades Cut Faster?

• Precision-Engineered Diamond Segments: The Buteo diamond tile saw blades are meticulously crafted with precision-engineered diamond segments, which are strategically placed to maximize cutting efficiency. This advanced design ensures that each segment works in perfect harmony, reducing resistance and allowing for faster, smoother cuts through even the toughest tiles.

• Innovative Cooling Grooves: Featuring innovative cooling grooves, these tile saw blade for porcelain such as wet saw tile blades are designed to dissipate heat more effectively during operation. This unique design not only prevents overheating but also maintains the blade’s sharpness and integrity, enabling continuous high-speed cutting without compromising on performance.

• Optimized Blade Geometry: The Buteo diamond blade for tiles boasts an optimized blade geometry that includes a thinner kerf and a specially designed cutting edge. This refined geometry reduces the amount of material being removed, which in turn decreases friction and increases cutting speed, making your tile cutting tasks quicker and more efficient than ever before.

Why Buteo Ceramic Tile Blades Are Less Likely to Chip When Cutting?

• These high-quality ceramic tile blades usually have sharper cutting edges, which makes the cutting process smoother and reduces the shock and vibration to the tile, thereby reducing the risk of chipping.

  
  

• Our ceramic tile blades are designed with better heat dissipation performance, which can effectively dissipate the heat generated during the cutting process. This reduces the impact of thermal stress on the tile, thereby reducing the possibility of chipping.

  
  

• Buteo ceramic tile saw blades have higher precision, which can provide a more stable and controlled cutting process. This precision reduces the stress concentration generated during the cutting process, thereby reducing the risk of chipping.

  
  

• Our diamond tile saw blades are usually designed with suitable cutting speeds and feed rates to maintain optimal cutting conditions during the cutting process. This helps to reduce the vibration and shock generated during the cutting process, thereby reducing chipping.

How Big of a Tile Can a 7'' Tile Blade Cut?

Cutting Angle: Most 7 inch tile saw blades support bevel cuts up to 45°.

Applicable tile size: Considering the size of the 7'' tile blade, you can usually cut tiles with a diameter no larger than the blade diameter, which is no larger than 7 inches.

Other Influencing Factors

• Blade Design

• Motor Power

• Cutting Technology