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Montolit Slim Cut Ultra-Thin Diamond Blade

Montolit Slim Cut Ultra-Thin Diamond Blade

by Montolit
SKU CSS76
$28.29 - $58.63
$28.29
$28.29 - $58.63
$28.29
Size: 3" (3/8" Arbor)

An even thinner kerf for the most delicate panel cuts. The Montolit Slim Cut Ultra-Thin blade is built for thin-gauge porcelain where the cleanest possible edge matters — its ultra-thin profile removes less material and reduces chipping and stress on fragile slabs. Made for precise, low-damage cutting on visible work.

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An ultra-thin-kerf diamond blade for clean, low-stress cutting of thin porcelain panels.

  • Profile: Ultra-thin kerf removes less material and reduces chipping on fragile, thin-gauge panels
  • Designed for: Thin porcelain slabs and gauged panels
  • Result: Clean, controlled edges for high-visibility installations
  • Performance: Low heat and vibration to help protect delicate material
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Montolit Slim Cut Ultra-Thin Diamond Blade — The Thinnest Kerf for the Most Delicate Panels

When the panel is thin and the edge has to be flawless, kerf width matters. The Montolit Slim Cut Ultra-Thin takes an even thinner profile than the standard Slim Cut — it removes less material with every pass, which means less chipping and less stress on fragile, thin-gauge porcelain. It's made for precise, low-damage cutting on the work that shows.

Available in 3", 4", and 4.5", it's the blade to reach for on your most delicate slabs. For thicker thin-panel work or a longer-lasting everyday cut, the standard Slim Cut is the companion; add the TutorCut guide setup when you want the cut tracked straight freehand.

Why Tile Pros Choose It

  • Ultra-thin kerf: Removes less material to reduce chipping on fragile panels
  • Low-stress cutting: Gentle on thin-gauge porcelain slabs and gauged panels
  • Clean, controlled edges: Built for high-visibility installations
  • Runs cool: Low heat and vibration to protect delicate material
  • Sized for detail: Available in 3", 4", and 4.5"
  • Thin where it counts: The one time "barely there" is exactly what you paid for

Pro tip: A thinner kerf wanders more easily if you rush it — keep the feed light and steady and let the thin profile do its job. Full panel support underneath makes the difference between a clean edge and a chip-out.