GUSHI 1.1mm Super Thin Turbo Diamond Saw Blade for Ceramic, Porcelain and Marble
GUSHI 1.1mm Super Thin Turbo Diamond Saw Blade for Ceramic, Porcelain and Marble
When cutting ceramic, porcelain tile or marble with a handheld grinder, the blade thickness can make a noticeable difference.
A thick blade removes more material during each cut. A thinner blade creates a narrower kerf, which can help reduce cutting resistance and material loss.
The GUSHI Super Thin Turbo Diamond Saw Blade is designed for this type of work. The 115mm and 125mm versions use a 1.1mm-thick blade, with a 9mm diamond segment and 22.23mm arbor hole. The maximum rated speed is 13,300 rpm for 115mm and 12,500 rpm for 125mm.
Where can this blade be used?
This thin turbo blade is mainly used for cutting:
Ceramic tile
Porcelain tile
Marble
Granite
Other hard tile and stone materials
It can be used for both dry and wet cutting, depending on the blade specification and working conditions.
For tile work, a narrow cutting kerf is useful when the job requires cleaner cuts and less material removal.
Why use a 1.1mm thin blade?
The main reason is the narrow kerf.
With a 1.1mm blade thickness, less material is removed compared with a thicker cutting blade. This can help reduce cutting resistance and is useful when making straight cuts on ceramic or porcelain materials.
The blade uses a turbo-style diamond rim rather than a standard flat continuous rim. This design is intended to combine cutting speed with control when working on hard materials. GUSHI also offers silent and non-silent core options for this series.
115mm and 125mm blade specifications
| Diameter | Thickness | Segment Height | Arbor Hole | Max. RPM |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 115mm | 1.1mm | 9mm | 22.23mm | 13,300 rpm |
| 125mm | 1.1mm | 9mm | 22.23mm | 12,500 rpm |
These specifications are shown for the product series. The blade size should still be matched to the grinder, spindle, guard and the manufacturer's operating requirements.
Dry cutting or wet cutting?
This series is designed for both dry and wet cutting. For small tile jobs or jobs where water is not practical, dry cutting is convenient.
Wet cutting can be useful when heat and dust control are important, especially during longer cutting operations.
The actual cutting method should follow the blade specification and the machine being used.
What materials is a thin turbo blade suitable for?
A thin turbo diamond blade is a good option when the material is hard and the cut needs to be relatively clean.
Typical applications include ceramic tile, porcelain tile, marble and granite. For very hard or engineered materials, blade selection should also consider the specific material formulation and the cutting equipment. GUSHI also produces dedicated thin turbo blades for materials such as Dekton, Lapitec and Neolith.
What should I check before using the blade?
Before cutting, check these points:
Confirm the blade diameter matches the machine.
Check that the arbor hole matches the spindle.
Do not exceed the maximum rated RPM.
Make sure the blade is suitable for the material.
Avoid forcing the blade through the material. Let the diamond rim do the cutting.
For dry cutting, excessive pressure can increase heat and may affect cutting performance.
GUSHI Super Thin Turbo Diamond Saw Blade
GUSHI supplies super thin turbo diamond saw blades for tile and stone cutting applications. Standard sizes include 115mm and 125mm, with OEM and custom specifications available for different applications.
For a quotation or sample request, please send us the material, blade diameter, arbor size, machine type and cutting method. We can check the suitable specification for your application.
FAQ
Is a 1.1mm diamond blade good for porcelain tile?
A 1.1mm diamond blade is designed to make a narrow cut and can be used for porcelain tile, ceramic tile and other hard tile materials. The actual cutting result also depends on the tile, machine, RPM and cutting method.
What size is the GUSHI Super Thin Turbo Diamond Blade?
The standard versions shown for this series are 115mm and 125mm. Both use a 1.1mm-thick blade with a 22.23mm arbor hole.
Can this diamond blade be used dry?
Yes. The series is designed for dry or wet cutting. For dry cutting, use the correct machine RPM and avoid excessive pressure.
What is the maximum RPM of the 115mm blade?
The maximum rated speed shown for the 115mm model is 13,300 rpm. The 125mm model is rated at 12,500 rpm.
What materials can this blade cut?
Typical applications include ceramic tile, porcelain tile, marble and granite. GUSHI also has dedicated thin turbo blades for other hard engineered materials.
