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Samedia Diamond Blades for Tiles, Porcelain Stoneware and Ceramics
Diamond blades made for cutting tiles and ceramics cleanly, with ranges from professional entry level to high-end SHOXX.
- Brand
- Samedia
- Category
- Diamond & Cutting Tools
- Type
- Product Range
- Blades made for tiles, ceramics and sandstone
- Available in SHOXX, MASTER, TECHNIC and SOLID ranges
- Continuous-rim designs for clean cuts
- Blades for angle grinders, table saws and tile cutters
- Selected blades suited to porcelain stoneware
- Suitability differs by blade, so check the material
Description
Samedia tile and ceramic diamond blades are made to cut tiles and sandstone. They are powerful yet versatile, and many can be used on other materials, so the material list of each blade should be checked.
The range covers the hard end of tile cutting, such as porcelain stoneware, as well as ceramic tiles. Tile blades are made for angle grinders, table saws and tile cutters, in the SHOXX, MASTER, TECHNIC and SOLID ranges. Several designs use a continuous rim to give a clean cut edge, and some are supplied with a flange.
Not every tile blade suits every tile. At least one type in the range is not suitable for porcelain stoneware and hard tiles, so the tile material decides the blade.
Key Features and Benefits
Made for tile materials
Tile blades use fine segments or continuous rims, designed for clean cuts.
Hard tiles and porcelain stoneware
Higher-range tile blades are rated as ideally suited to porcelain stoneware and tiles. At least one blade type is not suited to porcelain stoneware and hard tiles.
Blades for the machine you use
Blades are made for handheld angle grinders and for table saws and tile cutters.
Four quality ranges
SHOXX blades have forged segments and sit at the top of the range. MASTER and TECHNIC blades are for professional use, and SOLID blades are the standard option.
Applications and Use Cases
Tile blades are used for cutting:
- Tiles and porcelain stoneware: the core application.
- Ceramic tiles and ceramics.
- Sandstone: with the blades that list it.
- Artificial stone and marble: with selected blades.
Technical Specifications
| Material | Suitability |
|---|---|
| Ceramic tiles | Core application of the range |
| Porcelain stoneware and hard tiles | Ideally suited in higher-range blades; not suited to at least one blade type |
| Sandstone, artificial stone, marble | Suited in selected blades |
When selecting a tile blade, consider:
- the tile material, especially porcelain stoneware and other hard tiles
- the machine type: angle grinder, table saw or tile cutter
- the blade diameter, bore and whether a flange is required
- the quality range that suits the volume of cutting
Request a quotation
Buy Tile Diamond Blades from Global Source Middle East
Tile installers and fabricators judge a blade by the edge it leaves, and by whether it copes with the hardest porcelain they are asked to cut. Samedia’s tile range covers handheld and table saw cutting in four quality ranges, so the blade can match both the tile and the volume of work.
Global Source Middle East supplies Samedia tile diamond blades to tile installers and fabricators in the UAE. Send the tile material, the machine and the blade size, and we will quote the matching blade.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which blades are for porcelain stoneware?
The higher-range tile blades are ideally suited to porcelain stoneware. At least one blade type in the range is not suitable for it, so state the tile material when you enquire.
Can tile blades cut stone?
Some are listed for sandstone and artificial stone. For granite and other natural stone, use a granite blade.
What is the difference between the ranges?
SHOXX is high-end with forged segments, MASTER and TECHNIC are professional ranges, and SOLID is standard.
Are there tile blades for table saws?
Yes. Samedia makes tile blades for table saws and tile cutters.
