diamond blade provides better speed and longevity

 Our diamond blade come laser welded, polished, sintered, jumbo segmented, u-gullets, key hole gullets, tear drop gullets, turbo or with undercut protection with a heavy duty core. Concrete diamond saw blades are intended to withstand hard use. Although a concrete blade provides better speed and longevity, diamond cutting discs are designed for cutting a limited variety of materials.

The best selling of the diamond blade

Our most versatile and best selling diamond blade for reinforced concrete, masonry, stone and asphalt. The cut off wheels also great for straight rebar. Use wet or dry for cured concrete, green concrete and asphalt.For fast cutting and long life on cured concrete. Use wet or dry on most cut-off saws and 5-20 hp concrete saws.

the range of diamond cutting discs

Our range of wet and dry cutting diamond cutting discs includes everything from cured concrete with various hardnesses to asphalt and green concrete. We also offer a comprehensive range of blades with recessed or drop segments (depending on diameter) to protect against undercutting. These cutting blades work with all types of saws, from small electric saws to large diesel machines.

diamond blade Set

diamond blade sets are wood-cutting accessories that include two circular saw blades as well as several chipper blades and shims. By stacking the flap disc or combinations of the blades, chippers and shims, you can cut grooves of different widths. These sets aren't for use with handheld saws; they're designed for table saws.

characteristic of the metal cutting discs

metal cutting discs can cut materials such as brick, concrete or, depending on the blade, metals. Like the diamond blades, metal grinding don't have teeth. They cut with an abrasive material such as aluminum oxide or silicon carbide.

the most aggressive cut of the diamond blades

The segments create the most aggressive cut of the diamond blades. These blades cut more quickly than the other types and can handle tough materials such as brick and concrete, but leave a rougher finish. Like continuous- and turbo-rim cutting disc, some work for dry cutting, while others can handle wet or dry applications.

concrete cutting blades more teeth cutting faster

In general, concrete cutting blades with more teeth yield a smoother cut, and blades with fewer teeth remove material faster. A 10" blade designed for ripping lumber, for example, usually has as few as 24 teeth and is designed to quickly remove material along the length of the grain. A rip blade isn't designed to yield a mirror-smooth cut, but a good rip cutting blades will move through hardwood with little effort and leave a clean cut with minimal scoring.

best results cutting operation

Many construction cutting discs are designed to provide their best results in a particular cutting operation. You can get specialized blades for ripping lumber, crosscutting lumber, cutting veneered plywood and panels, diamond construction laminates and plastics, cutting melamine and cutting non-ferrous metals.