DT600F Diamond Cutting Blade

DT 600 F Supra diamond cutting discs
These powerful and reliable diamond cutting discs are particularly popular in everyday use among tilers and roofers. With a medium level of aggressiveness and durability, they offer an ideal price-performance ratio. They are particularly suitable for processing

porcelain tiles,
tiles and
glazed oven tiles.
Cutting discs of this type are used on angle grinders. ### Other features of the DT 600 F Supra diamond cutting discs The full circumference of the disc enables fast work and therefore short cutting times. Precise processing with smooth cutting edges makes work easier and faster. The in-house production of the diamond cutting discs allows for an optimum adjustment between the steel plate and the full circumference. The result is always maximum efficiency in the respective area of ​​application. At the same time, production in our own plant ensures ongoing control of the production process and therefore consistently high quality of the discs. The checks are carried out in accordance with strict oSa guidelines. In addition, the cutting discs meet the requirements of the European safety standard EN 13236. This means that the user can be sure that they have purchased top-quality discs that ensure safe work.

The user can find this information directly on the diamond cutting disc.

In terms of safe work, it is also important to have quick and easy access to the most important information at hand. That is why Klingspor prints information directly on each diamond cutting disc. The colour coding indicates the material for which the disc was designed. Before mounting on the angle grinder, the user must always check the disc for damage - e.g. around the entire circumference. A damaged disc prevents precise processing and also poses a safety risk. The printed arrow allows the user to immediately recognise the correct cutting direction. Other important information includes the maximum working speed, the maximum permissible speed and the required protective equipment. A short test run of approx. 30 seconds before starting work allows you to check whether the disc is correctly mounted.