Diamond Blades

In the diamond blades category at TOOLSA.eu, you will find professional blades designed for cutting concrete, reinforced concrete, asphalt, paving blocks, stone, and ceramics. High-quality diamond segments and the right bonding materials ensure fast, stable, and precise cutting even in the most demanding working conditions.

These blades complement the equipment available in the floor saws category.

Types of Diamond Blades and Their Applications

Segmented Blades

Ideal for hard concrete, reinforced concrete, and stone. They offer high heat resistance and can cut through rebar. Most commonly used with petrol and electric floor saws.

Turbo Blades

Designed for fast cutting of paving stones, concrete, and mineral materials. The grooved surface improves cooling and increases cutting speed without sacrificing precision.

Continuous-Rim Blades

Used for extremely clean cuts in brittle materials such as ceramics and tiles. They ensure minimal edge chipping.

Asphalt Blades

Equipped with soft bonding that exposes new diamond grains quickly, allowing efficient cutting of asphalt and bituminous mixtures without loss of performance.

Why Choose TOOLSA.eu Diamond Blades?

✔ High durability – segments resistant to wear and overheating.
✔ Fast and precise cutting – clean edges even in hard concrete.
✔ Wide selection – blades for concrete, asphalt, reinforced concrete, paving, and ceramics.
✔ Compatibility – suitable for most petrol and electric saws.

FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions

How do I choose the right diamond blade for concrete?

For hard concrete and reinforced concrete, choose segmented blades with increased resistance to reinforcement. For softer or fresh concrete, turbo blades are usually more effective.

Do diamond blades fit all saws?

It is essential to match the blade diameter and bore size to your saw. Most blades use 20 mm or 25.4 mm mounting holes compatible with standard machines.

Do diamond blades require water cooling?

Most blades used for cutting concrete and reinforced concrete require water cooling to prevent overheating. Some turbo and segmented blades allow dry cutting — this is always indicated by the manufacturer.

Can one blade cut different materials?

No — diamond blades must match the material. For example, an asphalt blade has soft bonding that would wear out very quickly on concrete. For universal work, turbo blades are usually the best option.

Why is the blade burning or cutting slowly?

The cause may be bonding that is too hard for the material, lack of cooling, or excessive pressure from the operator. Always choose a blade suited to the material and working conditions.