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To get the best performance out of your saw or grinder, it is important to equip an appropriate blade. We carry a great selection of diamond blades including blades for tile, stone, masonry, and concrete. With diamond blades ranging from economical to those made for high-end production in sizes from 4 inches – 18 inches, you’ll be sure to find the blade that suits your needs. We carry blades by trusted manufacturers including Alpha, Diamant-D, Husqvarna, and Mad Max.
Segmented Blades – Generally, these blades have medium to hard bonds for a range of wet and dry cutting applications, and can be used to cut a variety materials including marble, granite, concrete, and masonry.
Continuous Rim Blades – With no individual segments, these blades have softer bonds for wet cutting harder materials like tile, granite, glass, and other easily chipped materials.
Turbo Blades - Similar in appearance to continuous rim blades but with a serrated edge, these blades have soft to medium bonds with fast cutting speeds and smooth cuts.
Bond Hardness – Bond strengths may be soft, medium, or hard and determines the rate at which new diamond particles are exposed. For hard materials like granite, a blade with soft bond strength will provide the best cutting performance. For soft materials, a blade with a hard bond should be used.
Diamond Grit Size – Available diamond grit sizes include coarse (#20 - #60), medium (#80 - #220), and fine (#240 - #400). Coarse grit will provide fastest cut with roughest finish while fine grit will provide the smoothest cut but as a much slower cutting speed.
Diamond Concentration – The diamond concentration is affected by bond type (sintered, electroplated, resin bonded) and diamond grit size. Diamond concentration typically ranges from 25% - 75% and will influence the blade’s cutting proficiency