Diamond Cutting Blades

Turbo diamond blade     Diameter: &o/;230mm Bore: &o/;22.23mm Max rpm: 6,600 rpm Use: Tile, marble, stone, granite & building materials. The turbo diamond blade features a continuous rim with a serrated edge. Combining the qualities from both segmented & continuous rim blades. The blade consists of both soft & medium hardness metal bonds to allow for general purpose cutting applications & can be used wet or dry. Why use water? Water significantly cools dow....

Diamond blade TYPE: Turbo wave. DIAMETER: &o/;230mm BORE: &O/;22.23mm MAX RPM: 6,600 USE: Marble, granite, concrete, masonry What is a diamond blade? A diamond blade is composed of a circular steel core & the diamond impregnated segments. The segments are seperated by slots in the core. These slots assist in cooling the blade during operation by allowing water (wet cutting) or air (dry cutting) to flow between the segments. The segments or rims are a mixture of diamond po..

DIAMOND BLADE TURBO 115MM....

Continuous rim diamond blade     Diameter: &o/;115mm Bore: &o/;22.23mm Max rpm: 13,300 rpm Use: Marble, granite, porcelain & ceramic tiles. The continuous rim diamond blade is also known as a wet cut blade & needs to be used with water when cutting. It cuts the slowest of the different diamond blade styles, but produces the best cut. Why use water? Water significantly cools down the blade, allowing for a longer life. It flushes out debris to have less fric....

Continuous rim diamond blade     Diameter: &o/;115mm Bore: &o/;22.23mm Max rpm: 13,300 rpm Use: Marble, granite, porcelain & ceramic tiles. The continuous rim diamond blade is also known as a wet cut blade & needs to be used with water when cutting. It cuts the slowest of the different diamond blade styles, but produces the best cut. Why use water? Water significantly cools down the blade, allowing for a longer life. It flushes out debris to have less fric....

Segmented diamond blade     Diameter: &o/;230mm Bore: &o/;22.23mm Max rpm: 6,600 rpm Use: Concrete, brick, paving & building materials The segmented diamond blade is also known as a dry cut blade & is mostly used on dry cutting applications. Air flow cools the blade by making use of segments & cut-outs (gullets) in the body of the blade to dissipate heat. The segments also have improved clearance of debris to allow for a swifter cut with a relatively sm....

Diamond blade TYPE: Sintered & continuous DIAMETER: &o/;115mm BORE: &O/;22.23mm MAX RPM: 13,300 USE: Brick, concrete, cement block, granite, fiber cement, stone & other masonry What is a diamond blade? A diamond blade is composed of a circular steel core & the diamond impregnated segments. The segments are seperated by slots in the core. These slots assist in cooling the blade during operation by allowing water (wet cutting) or air (dry cutting) to flow between the segmen..

Continious Rim Diamond blade 230mm PROFESSIONAL For cutting ceramic tiles & natural stone slabs Professional Series Diamond Blade with Continuous Rim (non-segmented) for cutting ceramic tiles & natural stone slabs. 25.4mm bore size. The Continuous Rim blade is most commonly referred to as a wet cut blade. There are advantages to using water when cutting material: Water significantly cools down the blade, allowing for longer service life It flushes out any debris to lessen frictio..

Diamond blade TYPE: Hot press & continuous rim. DIAMETER: &o/;115mm BORE: &O/;22.23mm MAX RPM: 13,000 USE: Marble, granite, concrete, masonry What is a diamond blade? A diamond blade is composed of a circular steel core & the diamond impregnated segments. The segments are seperated by slots in the core. These slots assist in cooling the blade during operation by allowing water (wet cutting) or air (dry cutting) to flow between the segments. The segments or rims are a mixt..

Diamond blade TYPE: Hot press & segmented. DIAMETER: &o/;115mm BORE: &O/;22.23mm MAX RPM: 13,000 USE: Marble, granite, concrete, masonry What is a diamond blade? A diamond blade is composed of a circular steel core & the diamond impregnated segments. The segments are seperated by slots in the core. These slots assist in cooling the blade during operation by allowing water (wet cutting) or air (dry cutting) to flow between the segments. The segments or rims are a mixture o..