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Born from the demand for stronger, cleaner, and more precise tools, the BMF Series is engineered for fabricators cutting today’s toughest materials like quartzite, porcelain, and ultra-compact surfaces. Designed with premium diamonds, tall segments, and vibration-dampening cores, every BMF tool delivers high-performance cutting with maximum accuracy and minimal chipping — making it the blade of choice when quality and finish can’t be compromised.
Explore the BMF SeriesThe BMF Series is engineered to deliver the cleanest, most precise cuts on the hardest materials in the industry — including quartzite, porcelain, and ultra-compact surfaces. Every tool is optimized for exceptional edge quality, reducing the need for secondary finishing and saving time on the job.
With tall diamond segments, silent cores, and advanced bonding, BMF tools maintain stability and power where standard blades fail. Whether you’re making plunge cuts on quartzite or precision passes on porcelain panels, BMF tooling holds its line and resists deflection under pressure.
The BMF Series is built to last longer under high-stress conditions. Its superior durability means fewer blade changes, reduced downtime, and lower tooling costs over time — giving fabricators a competitive edge where performance and value matter most.
Quartzite is beautiful, dense, and notoriously difficult to cut — which is why standard blades fail to keep up. The BMF Series was engineered specifically for this challenge. With tall, aggressive segments and reinforced cores, our quartzite-focused tooling delivers controlled power that cuts clean, resists deflection, and drastically extends tool life.
Porcelain panels and ultra-compact surfaces like Dekton and Lapitec require finesse and extreme precision. The BMF Series delivers just that—with blades that stay cool under pressure, reduce micro-chipping, and glide through brittle materials without fracturing the edge.