Porcelain and ceramic tile require a fundamentally different blade specification than natural stone. The dense, vitrified structure of porcelain — especially rectified large-format and sintered stone panels — demands a thin kerf, high diamond concentration, and a hard bond that holds its form through long cuts without undercutting. 

This collection covers continuous rim blades for chip-free edge quality on rectified porcelain, turbo-segmented blades for faster cutting with acceptable chip, and specialty blades for sintered stone, ultra-compact surfaces, and glass mosaic. Blade diameter range covers 4" to 14" to match your equipment. 

For large-format porcelain slabs (1200x2400mm and larger), a dedicated sintered stone blade is essential — standard tile blades will undercut and chip on thick slab material. For stone-specific blades see Stone Blades. For small-diameter blades see Small Blades.