Diamond tools
Cutting, core drilling, grinding: diamond tools for site and workshop, selected for Swiss professionals and matched to your material.
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The right diamond tool for your material
How well a diamond tool performs depends above all on how the bond and diamond grit suit the material. Hard, dense stone such as granite needs a different segment bond than abrasive screed or asphalt. Filter the shop by material, diameter and application to find the tool with the best service life faster.
For angle grinders, power cutters, floor saws, wall saws and core drilling machines we stock tools in common diameters and arbors. Always check the permitted speed of your machine and the correct bore or arbor.
Wet or dry cutting?
Wet cutting cools the segment, binds dust and extends service life, ideal for wall saws, floor saws and core drilling. Dry cutting is more flexible on site, but requires tools designed for it and short cutting intervals to cool down. You will find the application in each product’s technical data.
Advice, company pricing and service
With a business account you see your purchase prices directly in the shop and order on your terms. If you are unsure which tool suits your machine and material, we advise you personally. We inspect worn tools and re-tip segments on request.
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Frequently asked questions
A diamond tool carries industrial diamonds in a metal bond, usually in segments on the rim or the face. The diamonds cut or grind hard mineral materials such as concrete, natural stone, ceramics and asphalt. This includes diamond blades, core drill bits, cup wheels and tile drill bits.
Diameter, bore or arbor and the maximum permitted speed are decisive. You will find them in the technical data. The machine speed must never exceed the speed permitted for the blade.
Often the blade has glazed: the bond is too hard for the material and the diamonds are no longer exposed. A short cut in abrasive material such as sandstone usually opens the segment again. If it happens often, a softer bond is the better choice.
Purchase prices are linked to your business account. Sign in or register your company to see your terms directly on the product.