Diamond Blades
We stock an extensive range of high quality diamond blades; for hand saws, floor saws, brick saws, bench saws and angle grinders.
Specialised or general purpose blades are available to suit concrete, asphalt, granite / hard stone, composites, fibreglass, porcelain / ceramics and sheet metal.
Our diamond blade sizes range from 105mm to 500mm as standard stock.
NZ customers - buy diamond blades online
Concrete & Asphalt
We have segmented blades and turbo wave blades with a castellated rim. Both cut concrete great. The Turbo Wave is often used to cut harder materials as well. Our most popular option here is the segmented blade.
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Brick
Our brick saw blades are designed to be used on a brick saw and have a "silent" copper core to reduce the noise created when using the blade. Definitely the best option. An alternative is the Turbo Wave.
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Hard Stone
For hard stone - our turbo wave blades are specifically designed with a castellated rim. This is our most popular option.
For a finer cut - try a continuous rim blade.
For a higher spec turbo wave - the Tiger Turbo Blade has diamond on the side of the blade, to reduce wear on the body when cutting hard stone.
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Fibreglass
We have slightly segmented blades called vacuum brazed blades which are the newest technology and we still supply electroplated blades.
Our most popular option here is the vacuum brazed blade.
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Tile
For cutting harder material and tile - our standard continuous rim blades are the most popular option.
For a finer cut - try a thin turbo tile.
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Sheet Metal
Our vacuum brazed blades are designed to cut sheet metal as well as fibreglass. They are often called rescue blades in the bigger diameters, as they are used to cut people out of cars after an accident.
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