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Our porcelain tile cutting blades are designed for clean, accurate cutting of hard porcelain, ceramic and vitrified tiles. The right diamond blade can make a significant difference to cutting performance, helping to reduce chipping and produce a cleaner, more professional finish.
Porcelain and ceramic tiles can be difficult to cut because they are hard, dense and brittle. Using a blade designed specifically for these materials gives you better control and helps reduce the risk of damaged edges and wasted tiles.
Our range includes specialist porcelain blades, ceramic cutting discs and tile cutting blades for professional tilers, builders, contractors and installers.
The best blade depends on the material you are cutting, the machine you are using and the finish you need.
When choosing a porcelain tile cutting blade, consider:
Technical advice:
📞 Chris: 07879 653725
If you are unsure which blade is right for your job, our Tile, Porcelain and Ceramic Cutting Guide explains the different options and helps you choose the right blade.
Our range includes specialist blades for different tile cutting requirements.
DUX 115mm Turbo Fine Cut Diamond Cutting Blade – a super-thin diamond blade designed for clean, precise cutting where a neat finish matters.
Porcelain Tile Cutting Blade – Hussar Diamond Blade – designed for hard porcelain and ceramic tiles where clean cutting and reduced chipping are important.
Professional Tile Cutting Disc – Expert Tile & Porcelain Blade – a professional option for regular cutting of porcelain, ceramic and other hard finishing materials.
Each blade has different characteristics, so choose the product that best matches your material, machine and application.
A general-purpose diamond blade is not always the best choice for porcelain or ceramic tiles. Using an unsuitable blade, excessive cutting pressure or the wrong cutting method can result in chipped edges, slower cutting and damaged tiles.
A specialist porcelain tile cutting blade is designed to provide:
Specialist tile blades can use fine diamond rims or turbo designs to improve cutting performance on dense porcelain and ceramic materials.
Porcelain tiles are particularly hard and dense, which is why choosing the right diamond blade for porcelain is important.
Ceramic tiles can generally be easier to cut, but a suitable ceramic cutting blade or ceramic cutting disc can still help produce a cleaner finish and reduce unnecessary damage.
Vitrified tiles are also hard and require an appropriate specialist blade for accurate cutting.
If you regularly cut tiles where the finished edge will be visible, choosing a blade designed for precision cutting can save time, reduce waste and give you a better result.
The machine you use also affects which blade is most suitable.
An angle grinder is useful for trimming, shaping, cutting notches and making adjustments to tiles that are already fixed. A suitable porcelain diamond blade can produce accurate cuts when used correctly.
A tile saw is particularly useful for longer, straight cuts and repeated cutting where a clean, controlled finish is important.
Our guide explains the differences between the two:
Angle Grinder vs Tile Saw – Which Is Better for Cutting Tiles?
If you are cutting porcelain or ceramic tiles with an angle grinder, using the correct blade and avoiding excessive pressure are important for achieving a clean result.
Chipping can be caused by several factors, including using the wrong blade, excessive pressure, a worn blade or an unsuitable cutting technique.
For cleaner cuts:
For more practical advice, read our guide to How to Cut Tile Without Chipping.
You can also learn more about choosing diamond blades in our How to Choose the Right Diamond Blade.
Choosing the right blade doesn’t need to be complicated.
If you’re unsure whether you need a porcelain tile cutting blade, ceramic cutting disc or another type of diamond blade, call Chris 07879653725 and he’ll help you choose the right option for your material and machine.
We have over 24 years’ experience supplying cutting tools and diamond blades to UK trades and contractors.
Always use appropriate personal protective equipment when cutting tiles.
We recommend using:
Our Work Gloves range includes options for grip, handling and protection during site work.
Browse our range of porcelain tile cutting blades above to find the right option for your porcelain, ceramic or vitrified tile cutting application.
For more information, visit our Tile, Porcelain and Ceramic Cutting Guide or browse our complete range of Diamond Blades.
If you’re not sure which blade is best for your material or machine, contact Capfix for straightforward technical advice.
