Diamond tools for angle grinders
Blades, cup wheels and chamfering discs for the angle grinder – for precise cuts and clean surfaces.
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TGP diamond grinding cup wheel for angle grinders 180mm
Asphalt · Coating · Concrete
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Diamond cutting blades for angle grinders NTC 125mm
Natural stone · Artificial stone · Clinker
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Diamond cutting blades for angle grinders RIM 230mm
Natural stone · Artificial stone · Clinker
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Diamond cutting blades for angle grinders RIM 125mm
Natural stone · Artificial stone · Clinker
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Diamond cutting blades for angle grinders RIM 105mm
Natural stone · Artificial stone · Clinker
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Diamond cutting blades for angle grinders AWC-Turbo 125mm
Asphalt · Coating · Concrete
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Diamond cutting blades for angle grinders AWC-Turbo 230mm
Asphalt · Coating · Concrete
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X-Turbo diamond cutting blades for angle grinders 230mm
Asphalt · Coating · Concrete
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Cutting, grinding and chamfering with an angle grinder
For angle grinders you will find diamond blades in the common 115, 125 and 230 mm diameters, cup wheels from 100 to 180 mm for removing concrete, adhesive and coatings, and cutting and chamfering discs for clean edges.
For tiles and porcelain stoneware, thin continuous-rim blades give chip-free edges. For concrete and natural stone, segmented or turbo blades cut faster and run cooler.
Working safely
Always use the guard and check that the blade’s permitted speed suits the machine. Blades with a flange or M14 thread mount without a clamping nut and allow flush cutting.
Frequently asked questions
Which blade suits porcelain stoneware?
A thin continuous-rim blade cuts porcelain stoneware and ceramics with clean edges. In the filters you can choose the material “tiles” or “ceramics”.
What is a cup wheel?
A cup wheel is a diamond wheel with segments on its face. It removes concrete, screed, adhesive residue or coatings over large areas, ideally with an extraction shroud.
What does M14 mean?
M14 is the spindle thread of many angle grinders. Tools with an M14 connection screw on directly.
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