Austsaw AUDIA103C 103mm (4") Continuous Rim Diamond Blade

The Austsaw Continuous Rim Diamond Blade is a continuous rim diamond cutting blade for floor and wall tiles, porcelain, terracotta, cement sheet and soft stone, listed by Austsaw as suitable for wet and dry use (manufacturer-stated). This page lists ten sizes from 103mm to 350mm, each supplied as a single carded blade.

Austsaw states the blade has an extremely high diamond count and gives a smooth, clean wet or dry cut on most surfaces, with less vibration, and lists it for tile saws (manufacturer-stated). The catalogue rates the diamond count of this range HIGHEST, and the Boxer continuous rim range HIGH (manufacturer-stated).

The catalogue groups the sizes by tool: the 103mm to 180mm blades are listed for angle grinders, the 200mm and 230mm blades for portable saws or angle grinders, the 250mm and 300mm blades for portable saws and the 350mm blade for brick, concrete and radial arm saws. Kerf rises from 1.8mm on the 103mm blade to 3.4mm on the 350mm blade, and the maximum speed falls from 15,000 RPM to 4,365 RPM, so check the blade against the maximum speed of your tool.

Where this product is used

• Cutting floor and wall tiles, including porcelain and terracotta
• Cutting cement sheet and board
• Cutting granite, marble and limestone
• Cutting glass and fibreglass

Features

• Continuous rim with an extremely high diamond count (manufacturer-stated)
• Fast, smooth, clean cutting with less vibration (manufacturer-stated)
• Suitable for wet and dry use (manufacturer-stated)
• Listed for tile saws (manufacturer-stated)
• Ten sizes from 103mm to 350mm, each a single carded blade (manufacturer-stated)

Common specifications

Key specifications

Figures are from the Austsaw catalogue Edition 21 and the Alpha Tools product feed (manufacturer-stated). Where the catalogue and the maker site differ, both are shown.

Selecting the right option

Pick the diameter and bore your tool takes, then check the maximum speed in the table against the tool: the figure falls as the blade gets larger. Some sizes list two bore figures (for example 22.2/20), so read the bore column before ordering, and see Austsaw saw blade bushes for the bush sizes. For a thinner kerf on the small tile saw and grinder sizes see Austsaw Ultra Thin Diamond Blade; for a diamond count rated HIGH on the same four small sizes see Austsaw Boxer Continuous Rim Diamond Blade.

Related products

See also Austsaw Boxer Continuous Rim Diamond Blade, Austsaw Ultra Thin Diamond Blade, Austsaw Segmented Diamond Blade and Austsaw Super Turbo Wave Diamond Blade.