Dura Finger Bits
Wet

Professional Wet Finger Bits for Granite and Stone Fabrication
Accurate shaping and edge fabrication in granite require finger bits that can maintain stable cutting performance while supporting consistent water flow during wet operation.
The DURA Finger Bit is designed for wet stone fabrication applications and uses a medium bond with six diamond segments.
Water distribution holes help support cooling and flushing during operation, while the 1/2" gas thread provides compatibility with applicable stone fabrication equipment.
Available sizes range from 18.5 mm to 25 mm in diameter, with segment lengths from 35 mm to 50 mm for different granite and countertop fabrication requirements.
Key Features
Available Sizes
Item – Diameter inch / Diameter mm / Segment Length mm
Technical Notes
Typical Applications
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Q1. What finger bit is recommended for wet granite fabrication?
A. The DURA Finger Bit is designed for wet granite and stone fabrication. It features a medium bond, six diamond segments, water distribution holes, and a 1/2" gas thread for professional countertop and edge fabrication applications.
Q2. Can the DURA Finger Bit be used for granite countertop shaping?
A. Yes. The DURA Finger Bit is suitable for granite fabrication, countertop fabrication, countertop edge fabrication, and granite shaping. It is designed for wet use and includes water distribution holes to support operation during stone shaping.
Q3. What are the main technical features of the DURA Finger Bit?
A. The DURA Finger Bit uses a medium bond, six segments, water distribution holes, and a 1/2" gas thread. Available diameters range from 18.5 mm to 25 mm, with segment lengths from 35 mm to 50 mm.
For finger bit selection guidelines, wet-use recommendations, thread compatibility, operating parameters, and troubleshooting guidance, please visit the DIATOP Tech Notes section.