Concrete Cutting Blade

Groove Cutting Blade “ Short Specification 🔠Basic Blade Dimensions Blade Type: Diamond groove cutting blade (for concrete/masonry groove cutting). Diameter: Common sizes vary (e.g., 114 mm, 125 mm, 350 mm, etc.) depending on machine/tool and required groove size. Arbor (Bore) Size: Standard mounting hole like 20 mm, 22.23 mm, 25.4 mm, 50 mm depending on tool compatibility. Segment Height / Blade Depth: Approx. 10“15 mm (provides cutting depth and durable wear life). Segment/Teeth Width: Narrower kerf optimized for groove channels. ï Material & Construction Core Material: Heat-treated high-tensile steel for stability and durability. Abrasive: Industrial diamonds bonded in matrix segments ” efficient for grinding in concrete and reinforced concrete. Bond Type: Optimized diamond bond suitable for concrete hardness (often cobalt or cemented bond for structural materials). Wet/Dry Use: Many are rated for both wet and dry cutting. š™ï Performance & Application Primary Use: Cutting grooves/slots in concrete, walls, slabs, pavements, utility channels, electrical/plumbing paths. Depth Control: Groove depth depends on blade diameter and machine. Typical blades with 350 mm diameter can cut deeper grooves. Cutting Tools Compatibility: Groove cutting machines (floor saws and wall chasers) Angle grinders with groove cutting adaptors Concrete cutters

ðŸ Basic Blade Dimensions Blade Diameter: 300 mm (12³) “ standard for hand and power concrete cutters. Bore (Arbor) Size: typically 20 mm (fits most disc cutters & saws). Blade Type: diamond segmented or continuous rim designed for masonry/concrete. Thickness: typically 2.8“3.2 mm (varies by model). ï Material & Construction Cutting Material: Reinforced concrete, cement, masonry, slabs, blocks, kerbs. Diamond Segment: high-quality sintered/laser-welded diamond segments for durability. Core: hardened steel body for stability and reduced vibration. Wet/Dry Use: many blades usable in both wet and dry cutting. 🚠Performance & Usage Cutting Depth: limited by saw (for a 300 mm blade typically 90“100 mm max). Recommended RPM: follow blade maximum speed label (commonly 6400 rpm for 300 mm size). Application Tools: Disc cutters Angle grinders Floor saws and bench saws š™ï Key Features Segmented rim for faster cutting and debris removal. Cool holes/ventilation to reduce heat. High diamond concentration = longer life & cutting speed. Versatile use on reinforced and non-abrasive concrete materials.