Diamond cutting blade DT600GU

DT 600 GU Supra diamond cutting discs
These diamond cutting discs are specially designed for cutting hard types of stone, such as

granite, terrazzo and other building materials,

as used in landscaping and stonemasonry. The Supra designation describes the cutting discs as a professional tool with a very good price-performance ratio. Users should bear in mind that the disc has been designed for use on an angle grinder.

Other features of the DT 600 GU Supra diamond cutting disc
The standard toothing ensures a high feed rate with good cutting properties. This means that this disc can be used to make smooth cuts in all types of granite. The discs are characterised by a high cutting speed thanks to their high aggressiveness. At the same time, they are characterised by a long service life. The in-house production of cutting discs enables Klingspor to guarantee consistently high quality regardless of the application. The quality and safety of the diamond cutting discs are monitored continuously in accordance with oSa guidelines. The cutting discs also meet the requirements of the European safety standard EN 13236.

Important safety rules for diamond cutting discs\nAll diamond cutting discs contain instructions that the user must strictly follow when processing granite, terrazzo and other materials. This ensures clean cutting edges at high cutting speeds, but also ensures safe work. The user can quickly check whether the disc is suitable for cutting a given material using the colour marking. The arrow printed on the disc indicates the correct cutting direction. The coloured strip on the label to the right and left of the borehole provides information on the maximum operating speed and the maximum permissible RPM. In addition to the label, the safety pictograms provide information on the personal protective equipment that the user should wear. Klingspor recommends running the angle grinder with the disc attached for approx. 30 seconds without load before starting work. This is the best way to check whether the disc is attached correctly.