Incremental Cutting Finger Tips for Dekton

Wet / For Dekton / Incremental cutting / M12 thread

Professional Incremental Cutting Finger Tips for Dekton

Dekton and other ultra-compact materials require compact cutting tools capable of maintaining controlled performance during incremental cutting operations.

DIATOP Incremental Cutting Finger Tips for Dekton are designed for wet cutting applications on Dekton.

The range is available in multiple diameters and segment lengths to match different cutting requirements.

All listed specifications use an M12 thread.

Key Features

• Designed for incremental cutting of Dekton.

• Wet cutting.

• Multiple diameter options available.

• Multiple segment-length options available.

• M12 thread.

Available Sizes

Item – Diameter inch / Diameter mm / Segment Length mm

• ICFD 1010 – 3/8 inch / 10 mm / 10 mm

• ICFD 1620 – 5/8 inch / 16 mm / 20 mm

• ICFD 2015 – 3/4 inch / 20 mm / 15 mm

• ICFD 2020 – 3/4 inch / 20 mm / 20 mm

Operation Parameters

• RPM: 4500

• Feed: 400–1000 mm/min

Technical Notes

• Tool Type: Incremental cutting finger tip

• Wet cutting

• Thread: M12

• Recommended RPM: 4500

• Recommended Feed: 400–1000 mm/min

• Suitable material: Dekton

Typical Applications

Dekton incremental cutting, Dekton countertop fabrication, ultra-compact surface cutting, wet Dekton cutting, countertop cutout work, CNC stone fabrication, stone fabrication

Q1. What incremental finger tip is recommended for Dekton?

A. DIATOP Incremental Cutting Finger Tips for Dekton are designed specifically for wet incremental cutting applications on Dekton.

Q2. What sizes are available for the Dekton incremental finger tips?

A. The catalog lists 10 mm, 16 mm, and 20 mm diameter options with segment lengths from 10 mm to 20 mm.

Q3. What operating parameters are recommended?

A. The catalog specifies 4500 RPM and a feed rate of 400–1000 mm/min.

For incremental finger tip selection guidelines, size selection, thread compatibility, wet operating conditions, and troubleshooting guidance, please visit the DIATOP Tech Notes section.