EP Turbo Blade

Dry or Wet / Electroplated diamond blade / For Dekton and hard ceramic

Professional Electroplated Turbo Blade for Dekton and Hard Ceramic Cutting

Dekton and hard ceramic materials require a blade capable of maintaining fast cutting performance while providing reliable service life.

DIATOP EP Turbo Blade is designed for cutting Dekton and hard ceramic materials in both dry and wet applications.

The blade uses a specially processed steel body for fast cutting and long life.

A 10 mm high diamond rim is applied for the listed specification.

Type of Equipment: M / AG (Tile Saw / Angle Grinder)

Key Features

• Suitable for cutting Dekton.

• Suitable for hard ceramic materials.

• Specially processed steel body for fast cutting.

• Designed for long life.

• 10 mm high diamond rim.

• Dry or Wet cutting.

• Electroplated diamond blade.

Available Sizes

Item – Diameter inch / Diameter mm

• ETB 125 – 5 inch / 125 mm

* Arbor: 22.23 mm (7/8")

Technical Notes

• Blade Type: EP Turbo

• Diamond Rim Height: 10 mm

• Arbor: 22.23 mm (7/8")

• Dry or Wet cutting

• Suitable materials: Dekton, hard ceramic

Typical Applications

Dekton cutting, hard ceramic cutting, dry Dekton cutting, wet Dekton cutting, ceramic tile cutting, electroplated diamond cutting, tile saw cutting, angle grinder cutting, countertop fabrication, ceramic fabrication

Q1. What electroplated blade is recommended for Dekton and hard ceramic cutting?

A. DIATOP EP Turbo Blade is designed for cutting Dekton and hard ceramic materials and can be used for both dry and wet cutting.

Q2. What features support fast cutting and long life on the EP Turbo Blade?

A. The catalog specifies a specially processed steel body for fast cutting and long life.

Q3. What size and diamond rim height are available for the EP Turbo Blade?

A. The catalog lists ETB 125 in a 5 inch (125 mm) diameter with a 10 mm high diamond rim and a 22.23 mm (7/8") arbor.

For electroplated blade selection guidelines, arbor compatibility, dry and wet cutting conditions, and troubleshooting guidance, please visit the DIATOP Tech Notes section.