RUBI diamond blade

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RUBI diamond blades: professional cutting for all types of materials

RUBI diamond blades are tools designed to offer maximum precision and durability in cutting work. They are commonly used on ceramic, porcelain tile, marble, granite, and other highly durable materials, making them the preferred choice of installers, bricklayers, and construction professionals. At BRIKUM, you will find a complete catalog of blades adapted to different needs.

Advantages of RUBI diamond blades

Choosing RUBI diamond blades means working with a tool that offers multiple benefits:

  • Fast, precise cuts in hard materials.
  • Excellent durability thanks to the quality of the diamond used.
  • Compatibility with different RUBI cutting machines.
  • Specialized designs according to the material and desired finish.
  • Greater safety at work thanks to their reinforced construction.

Types of RUBI diamond blades

BRIKUM's catalog includes different types of RUBI diamond blades to suit every type of job:

  • Continuous-rim blades: ideal for highly precise cuts in ceramic and porcelain tile.
  • Segmented blades: designed for fast cuts in harder materials such as stone or granite.
  • Turbo blades: combine cutting speed and quality, perfect for intensive use.
  • Special blades: designed for specific materials such as marble or porcelain stoneware.

How to choose the right RUBI diamond blade

Your choice will depend on the material you want to cut and the finish you are looking for. If you need fine, clean cuts in tiles, a continuous-rim blade is the best option. For construction work involving harder materials, segmented blades offer greater speed. And for those looking for versatility, turbo blades provide a balanced solution between precision and speed. BRIKUM product pages include detailed specifications to help you make your choice.

Tips for using RUBI diamond blades

To get the best performance from your RUBI diamond blades, keep these recommendations in mind:

  • Always use the right blade for the material you are going to cut.
  • Do not force the cut; let the blade work at its own pace.
  • Check that the blade is compatible with your cutting machine.
  • Keep the blade clean and prevent dust buildup.
  • For intensive cutting, use water cooling to extend its service life.

RUBI diamond blades are the perfect solution for those seeking quality, durability, and precision when cutting ceramic, porcelain tile, and highly durable materials. At BRIKUM, we offer a varied catalog to meet every need, backed by a leading brand in the industry. Buy your RUBI diamond blades online and ensure professional results on every project.

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Frequently Asked Questions about RUBI diamond blade

What is the difference between a PRO-grade Rubi blade and a SuperPro one?

The main difference lies in the amount of diamond they contain and how well they withstand intense heat. PRO discs are perfect for residential renovations because they offer fast cutting at a great price. However, the SuperPro line is designed for installers who use them daily in industrial settings, as they withstand much higher temperatures without deforming and last for more kilometers of cutting.

What is the best Rubi diamond blade for cutting porcelain stoneware without chipping?

If you want to avoid chipping the porcelain tile at all costs, you need continuous-rim or specially designed turbo blades. Since they don’t deliver small impacts against the ceramic, this type of blade edge perfectly protects the glaze. A very useful trick is to always make a very shallow first pass to score the glaze before making the deep cut, to prevent any chipping.

Can I use a wet-cutting disc for dry work with an angle grinder?

No, you should never do that, because without cooling water, the blade’s core will quickly heat up and warp. Models made only for wet use don’t have the ventilation slots needed to cool them with air. That said, if you have a blade designed for dry cutting, you can add water to extend its service life.

How long does a diamond blade last, approximately, and how do I know when to replace it?

A blade can last between 50 and 500 linear meters of cutting, depending on the hardness of the material and how hard you press the machine. You’ll know it’s time to replace it when the diamond segment has worn down so much that it reaches the steel, if you see the center plate turn bluish from excessive overheating, or if it starts vibrating from side to side, indicating that it has bent.

Is there a model that can cut and grind the material simultaneously?

Yes, Rubi electroplated diamond discs are designed to do both at once. They have diamond bonded to them by an electroplating process, even on the sides, so you can cut a piece of marble and use the flat face of the disc to polish or ease the edge at the same time. They’re one of the best options in our online store for working faster without having to change tools.