J Slot Blades

Dry & Wet / J-slot design / For easy cutting

Professional J-Slot Blades for Tile and Ceramic Cutting

Tile and ceramic cutting requires a blade that can provide smooth, controlled cutting while maintaining clean edges across different fabrication applications.

DIATOP J Slot Blades are designed with a distinctive J-slot configuration to support easy cutting.

The blades are suitable for both dry and wet cutting applications and are available in several diameters for different saw and fabrication requirements.

All listed specifications use a 7 mm rim height and a 7/8" (22.23 mm) bore hole.

Type of Equipment: P / M / AG (Power Hand Saw / Tile Saw / Angle Grinder)

Key Features

• J-slot blade design.

• Easy cutting with J-slot configuration.

• Dry & Wet cutting.

Available Sizes

Item – D x T x H inch / D x T x H mm

• JSP 100 – 4 x .063 x .275 inch / 100 x 1.6 x 7 mm

• JSP 115 – 4 1/2 x .063 x .275 inch / 115 x 1.6 x 7 mm

• JSP 125 – 5 x .063 x .275 inch / 125 x 1.6 x 7 mm

• JSP 180 – 7 x .063 x .275 inch / 115 x 1.6 x 7 mm

• JSP 250 – 10 x .063 x .275 inch / 125 x 1.6 x 7 mm

* Bore hole: 7/8" (22.23 mm)

Technical Notes

• Blade Type: J-slot

• Rim Height: 7 mm

• Bore Hole: 7/8" (22.23 mm)

• Dry & Wet cutting

Typical Applications

tile cutting, ceramic tile cutting, J-slot blade cutting, dry tile cutting, wet tile cutting, power hand saw cutting, tile saw cutting, angle grinder cutting, stone and tile fabrication, general ceramic cutting

Q1. What diamond blade is recommended for easy tile and ceramic cutting?

A. DIATOP J Slot Blades use a J-slot design specifically intended to provide easy cutting and can be used for both dry and wet cutting applications.

Q2. Can DIATOP J Slot Blades be used for both dry and wet cutting?

A. Yes. The catalog specifies DIATOP J Slot Blades for both dry and wet cutting.

Q3. What bore size is used for DIATOP J Slot Blades?

A. The catalog specifies a 7/8" (22.23 mm) bore hole for the J Slot Blade range.

For J-slot blade selection guidelines, bore compatibility, dry and wet cutting conditions, and troubleshooting guidance, please visit the DIATOP Tech Notes section.