Diamond blades
The right blade for every machine and every material: diamond blades for angle grinders, power cutters, floor saws, wall saws and table saws.
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How to choose the right diamond blade
Start with your machine: the blade’s diameter, bore and maximum speed must match it. Then the material decides. Concrete, reinforced concrete and asphalt need different segments than tiles, porcelain stoneware or granite.
Use the filters to narrow the choice by machine, material, diameter and application. That way you only see blades that suit your work.
Segmented, turbo or continuous rim
Segmented blades cut concrete, masonry and asphalt quickly and stay cooler thanks to their slots. Turbo blades combine speed with cleaner edges. Continuous rim blades are the first choice for tiles and porcelain stoneware because they leave hardly any chipping.
Cutting wet or dry
Wet cutting cools the segments, binds dust and extends the service life. When cutting dry, work in short intervals and always with dust extraction. The technical data show whether a blade is approved for wet cutting, dry cutting or both.
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Frequently asked questions
A conventional abrasive cutting disc wears down with the material and gets smaller. On a diamond blade, industrial diamonds in the segments do the cutting. It keeps its diameter and cuts hard building materials much longer and more evenly.
For concrete, choose segmented blades with a bond for hard materials. For reinforced concrete, make sure the blade is also approved for it. In the filters, you can select your material directly.
Only if the diameter, bore and maximum speed match the machine. The machine speed must never exceed the blade’s maximum speed. If in doubt, we are happy to advise you.
Yes. We inspect worn tools and replace segments on request, with an express service if needed.