Husqvarna 542776618 10 Inch Superlok Glass Plus Diamond Tile Saw Blade 5/8 Inch Arbor Continuous Rim for Chip Free Wet Cutting Porcelain Ceramic Glass

Achieve Flawless, Chip-Free Finishes on Glass and Porcelain with Superlok Technology

The Husqvarna 542776618 Superlok Glass Plus diamond blade is the premier choice for professionals who require a perfect, smooth edge on delicate materials. Specifically engineered for high-speed cutting of glass tiles, this 10-inch blade utilizes a high-quality diamond matrix to ensure edges remain free of chips and cracks. Whether you are installing a high-end glass mosaic backsplash or custom porcelain floor tiles, the Superlok Glass Plus provides the precision and reliability needed to reduce waste and deliver a gallery-quality finish on every project.

Designed strictly for wet cutting applications, this continuous rim blade maintains its cool under pressure, preventing thermal stress on sensitive materials like granite, marble, and ceramic. The 0.085-inch segment width ensures a thin, efficient kerf that glides through hard surfaces with minimal resistance. Optimized for seamless compatibility with the Husqvarna TS series and Tilematic saw lines, this blade is an essential component for any tile contractor looking to upgrade their equipment for demanding specialty stone and glass installations.

Key Features

• Engineered for fast, chip-free cutting of glass tiles and high-density porcelain
• Continuous rim design ensures exceptionally smooth edges for a professional finish
• Optimized for wet cutting to prevent material cracking and extend blade life
• High-quality diamond concentration for increased durability in hard stone applications
• Thinned 0.085-inch segment width for high-precision, low-waste cutting
• Versatile performance across glass, granite, marble, and ceramic materials
• Direct fit for Husqvarna TS 60, TS 70, TS 90, and Tilematic TS 250 X3 saws

What's Included

• (1) Husqvarna 542776618 10" Superlok Glass Plus Diamond Tile Blade

Specifications

Pro-Tip: When cutting delicate glass tile, let the blade do the work. Applying too much pressure can cause the glass to vibrate and chip; instead, use a steady, slow feed rate with plenty of water flow to achieve that factory-smooth edge.