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A diamond blade for tile cutting needs a continuous rim, not segments: the closed edge glides through hard porcelain without catching, so the tile edge comes out smooth instead of chipped. The PRODIAMANT Tile Leopard is exactly that blade – an ultra-thin continuous-rim porcelain tile blade in 4" (105 mm), 4.5" (115 mm) and 5" (125 mm) with a 7/8" arbor for angle grinders and small tile saws. It is sold singly and in 3- and 10-packs for tile crews.
Can I cut porcelain tile with an angle grinder?
Yes. A 4.5" continuous-rim diamond blade on a standard grinder cuts porcelain, ceramic, fine stoneware, marble and natural stone tile dry – ideal for notches around outlets, pipe cut-outs, L-cuts and trimming thresholds where a wet saw is impractical. Use light pressure and let the diamond rim do the work; on porcelain, score the glaze first for the cleanest edge.
What makes a good tile saw blade?
Thin kerf for low heat and resistance, a continuous diamond rim for chip-free edges, and true running so the blade does not wander.
Every PRODIAMANT diamond saw blade and diamond cup wheel is German-engineered and manufactured to EN 13236, the strict European safety standard for diamond tools.
Every order leaves our U.S. warehouse within 24 hours on business days and typically arrives 2–5 business days later. Free shipping on every U.S. order, 30-day returns.