Коллекция: Proxxon Cutting & Grinding Accessories for Tile Work

Precision cutting and grinding accessories engineered specifically for Proxxon tools — diamond-tipped bits, cut-off wheels, sanding discs, and grinding accessories for porcelain, ceramic, glass, and natural stone. Every accessory in this collection is matched to Proxxon’s speed range and chuck format for clean, chip-free results without adapters or compromises.

Accessory Types

• Diamond-Tipped Bits & Cut-Off Wheels — For hard tile, porcelain, ceramic, glass, and natural stone. Precision-ground diamond segments deliver clean cuts and controlled grinding at Proxxon tool speeds. The go-to for detail cuts, fixture holes, and edge work in materials that would chip under a standard blade.
• Carbide Cut-Off Wheels — For wood, CFK (carbon fiber), GRP (fiberglass), and rubber. Handles mixed-material jobsite cuts where a diamond wheel isn’t the right tool.
• Aluminum Oxide Grinding Discs (60 Grit) — Aggressive stock removal and surface preparation. For use with the Proxxon LHW/E long-neck grinder on tile edges and stone surfaces.
• Flap Discs (100 Grit) — Smooth finishing and surface blending. Produces a refined edge or surface ready for polishing, grouting, or sealing.
• Sanding Discs — For fine surface preparation and finishing on tile and stone. Available in multiple grits for progressive finishing workflows.

Tool Compatibility

• Proxxon LHW/E & LHW/A — Long-neck angle grinders. Compatible with diamond cut-off wheels, grinding discs, flap discs, and sanding discs.
• Proxxon FEX — Multi-tool. Compatible with specific cutting and sanding accessories designed for oscillating use.
• Proxxon IBS/A — Cordless drill/screwdriver. Compatible with diamond drilling bits for precision hole work in tile and stone.

Always check individual product listings for specific tool model compatibility before ordering.

Browse the full Proxxon cordless tool lineup to find the right tool for your accessories, or visit our Proxxon Precision Tools Guide for system recommendations and use-case comparisons.

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