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DISTAR specializes in diamond tools for cutting, drilling and grinding concrete, reinforced concrete, brick, ceramics, porcelain stoneware, granite, marble, asphalt and other construction materials.
DISTAR's history dates back to 1994. The manufacturer describes DISTAR as a joint Ukrainian-Italian company, with production facilities and its main office in Poltava, Ukraine. Company products are supplied to more than 55 countries. The brand's core specialization is professional diamond tooling for cutting, drilling and grinding construction and finishing materials.
DISTAR is distinguished by its specialized focus on diamond-processing technology rather than a broad general-purpose tool range. Product selection therefore depends not only on dimensions, but also on the material being processed, compatible equipment, operating mode and intended workload.
Diamond cutting blades are a core DISTAR product area. The range covers concrete, reinforced concrete, brick, ceramics, porcelain stoneware, granite, natural stone and asphalt applications. Selection should begin with the workpiece material; see how to choose a consumable for the workpiece material.
Many DISTAR blades are designed for angle grinders, while others are intended for tile saws, power cutters, floor saws and specialized machinery. Compatibility should be checked before use; see how to check consumable compatibility with a tool.
Another major DISTAR product area is diamond core drilling. The range includes tools for ceramics, porcelain stoneware, brick, concrete and reinforced concrete. Selection should take into account the required hole diameter, working length, mounting system, workpiece material and compatible equipment.
Correct dimensions and mounting are essential. See the guide on how to choose the correct accessory size.
DISTAR diamond grinding cups and related grinding tools are used on concrete, stone, granite, ceramics and porcelain stoneware. Selection depends on the required operation, workpiece material, diameter, mounting system and permitted rotational speed.
When using an angle grinder, the permitted tool speed should be matched to the machine. For an explanation of RPM, see what rotational speed means.
The manufacturer classifies part of the DISTAR range into three working classes: 3D Bestseller, 5D Extra and 7D Industrial. 3D is positioned for periodic and home applications, 5D for heavier-duty work, and 7D for industrial applications. This gives buyers another selection criterion beyond diameter or price: the expected intensity of use.
The class does not replace a compatibility check. Products within the same class may be designed for different materials, machines and operating modes.
DISTAR documents several manufacturing technologies used in its diamond-tool production, including DIAFIX with oriented diamond-grain positioning and Laser Welding, together with additional sintering and welding processes. Technology varies by product family and model, so it should always be checked against the specifications of the exact tool.
The DISTAR range includes tools intended for dry and wet operation. The correct method depends on the exact blade or core drill, material and equipment. A product intended exclusively for water-cooled operation should not automatically be used dry. See dry vs wet operation: how to choose the correct method.
On ToolsArmenia, DISTAR products should be selected in a logical sequence: determine the material and task — cutting, drilling or grinding; select compatible equipment; check diameter and bore or shank dimensions; determine dry or wet operation; and choose the appropriate working class where applicable.
The main DISTAR range corresponds to the consumables section and the tool accessories and consumables selection knowledge base. Angle-grinder users can also refer to how to choose an angle grinder.
