Diamond Cutting Disc for Stone and Tile, 100mm Multi-Hole Blade
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The Cutting Disc That Doesn't Walk Across the Tile
You marked the cut, you lined up the disc, you pulled the trigger — and the blade jumped sideways and chipped the edge of the porcelain. A diamond disc with a multi-hole rim runs cooler and tracks straighter, so the cut ends where you drew the line.
Why Most Stone Cuts Go Wrong
Cutting porcelain tile, ceramic, or stone slab with a standard abrasive disc generates heat fast. The disc expands, the cut drifts, and the chip happens at the edge of the tile. By the time the disc cools, the mistake is already in the slab — and stone is expensive to replace.
The fix is a diamond cutting disc with a multi-hole rim. The holes let air flow across the cutting edge, the diamond grit stays sharper for longer, and the cut stays on the line instead of wandering across the tile.
What the Multi-Hole Diamond Disc Does
The Velloraco 100mm Diamond Cutting Disc is built with a continuous diamond rim and a multi-hole ventilation pattern across the face. The holes pull air across the cutting edge as the disc spins, keeping the disc cooler than a solid-face design. The diamond grit is rated for porcelain tile, ceramic, and natural stone — the three materials that usually chip with cheaper discs.
The 20mm center bore fits standard 100mm (4-inch) angle grinders. The 1.0mm rim thickness is the standard thin-rim profile for tile and stone — clean cuts without over-cutting the edge of the material.
Five Things You'll Notice on the First Cut
1 Cut stays on the line.
The diamond rim tracks straight through porcelain tile and stone slab — no wandering, no chipped edges.
2 Rim runs cooler.
Multi-hole ventilation pulls air across the cutting edge, so the disc stays sharp longer and the cut doesn't smoke.
3 Works on porcelain, ceramic, and stone.
The diamond grit is rated for the three materials that usually chip with abrasive discs — no need to swap blades.
4 Standard 100mm / 20mm bore.
Fits most 4-inch angle grinders without an adapter.
5 Thin 1.0mm rim.
The thin-rim profile is designed for clean tile and stone cuts — minimum material waste on the kerf.
How to Use It
Mount the disc on a 100mm (4-inch) angle grinder with the rotation arrow matching the grinder direction. Mark the cut line with a pencil or a non-permanent marker. Run the grinder at full speed and let the diamond rim do the work — don't force the cut. For long cuts, make two shallow passes instead of one deep pass.
Always wear safety glasses and a dust mask when cutting stone. Wet cutting is recommended for long jobs to extend blade life.
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Common Questions
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Cleaner Cuts on Tile and Stone
If your last stone or porcelain tile cut ended with a chipped edge and an expensive replacement, the problem wasn't the grinder — it was the disc. A diamond cutting disc with a multi-hole rim keeps the cut on the line and the rim cool enough to last through the job.
Pick a single disc for occasional cuts or a multi-pack for a bathroom or kitchen remodel. The standard 100mm bore fits most angle grinders.
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