The is a 7‑inch diameter tile cutting blade with a precise, thin‑rim design that’s built for cutting tile and porcelain with minimal waste and chatter on the cut.

This blade runs at around 180 mm diameter with a 1.4 mm kerf — and that little width makes all the difference when you’re trying to make tight fits and crisp edges on wall and floor tile cuts.

Key Features:

• 1.4 mm Thin Rim - Keeps the kerf narrow so you waste less material and get cleaner edges.
• 180 mm Diameter - Gives you the right size for most handheld grinders and tile saws on site.
• Standard 22.23 mm Bore - Fits a wide range of grinders without adapters when set up right.
• Continuous / Thin Cutter Design - Helps reduce chipping in brittle ceramic and porcelain tiles.
• Tile & Porcelain Compatibility - Built for hard, brittle surfaces where a rough blade just won’t cut it.

Applications

Out on the slab or in the house, the 7‑inch tile cutting blade handles cutting wall and floor tiles, porcelain slabs and similar hard surface materials with more finesse than your standard abrasive wheel.

Why Choose This Model

Here’s the thing — when you’re working with tiles that chip easy or porcelain that laughs at cheap discs, this thin‑rim continuous design blade keeps cuts tight and edges clean so you spend less time fixing mistakes and more time getting slabs laid right.

Technical Specifications Explained

• Diameter (180 mm / 7ʺ) - Big enough for both floor and wall tile jobs, yet still manageable on portable cutters and angle grinders.
• Kerf Thickness (1.4 mm) - Narrow cut width translates to less wasted material and smoother finishing.
• Bore Size (22.23 mm) - Standard arbor size that fits common grinders, reducing hassles on site.
• Blade Type (Continuous Thin Rim) - Helps prevent micro‑chipping on brittle tiles — you won’t be sanding edges after every cut.
• Material Compatibility - Designed specifically for tiles and porcelain — not masonry or wood — so you get cleaner cuts where it counts.

Who Should Buy This

If you’re a tiler or builder who deals with porcelain, ceramic, or stone tiles a lot, this is the sort of blade that actually moves the needle on quality cuts — a precision tile cutting blade you can rely on day in, day out without kissing too much material goodbye.

And if you’re setting up a grinder or tile saw for regular tile work, this blade is one of those accessories you don’t realise you needed until it’s in the box and saving you hours of rework.