Diamond Tipped Cutting Blade for Masonry - Circular Saw Blade for Stone/Concrete

Applications

This diamond tipped blade is intended for circular saw use on masonry and other hard, brittle materials that a toothed edge cannot cut cleanly.

• Concrete, block, brick and general masonry work
• Natural stone such as granite, marble and slate
• Ceramic and porcelain tile, including large-format tiles
• Glass and glass tile
• Terracotta, roofing tile and other fired clay products
• Tiling, renovation and finishing work where a controlled cut is required

FAQ

What materials can this diamond tipped blade cut?

It is designed for abrasive, brittle materials: concrete, stone, masonry, ceramic and porcelain tile, glass and similar fragile products. It is not intended for cutting metal.

Can it be used to cut steel, iron or other metal?

No. Vacuum brazed diamond discs are made for glass, tile, ceramic, stone and comparable fragile materials. Cutting iron, steel or other metals falls outside the intended use.

How does a diamond tipped edge differ from a standard TCT blade?

Rather than relying on carbide teeth to chip material away, the diamond abrasive edge grinds through the workpiece. This suits hard, brittle surfaces where a clean, controlled cut matters.

Should it be used for wet or dry cutting?

The cutting method depends on your machine and the material being cut. Tell us your saw type, the material and how you intend to cut, and we will advise on the appropriate specification.

Can you supply the diameter and bore size I need?

We manufacture diamond tipped blades for masonry and stone cutting. Send us your required diameter, bore, arbor type and the material you are cutting, and our team will confirm what can be produced for your machine.

How should the blade be handled and stored?

The diamond rim is hard but brittle. Store the blade flat and dry, and avoid knocking or dropping the edge, which can damage the diamond tips before use.