Diamond saw blades feature tiny diamonds on the blade edge for cutting hard, abrasive materials like concrete, asphalt, brick or a variety of stones. Adding diamond blades to your collection of power tool accessories ensures almost nothing you come across will be too tough to cut. A diamond blade can be used for dry cuts, wet cuts or both.

14" Diamond Saw Blade for Cutting of Most Cured Concrete, Concrete, Paving Stone and Construction Materials, Dry/Wet Cutting

5-Piece Turbo Diamond Saw Blades - 4-1/2 inch Diamond Blade for Angle Grinder, 7/8" Arbor, Dry/Wet Cutting for Concrete, Brick, Block, Stone, Marble, Porcelain, Granite

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World Diamond Source offers a range of versatile and durable diamond blades ideal for a variety of materials including ceramic, concrete, granite, marble, and more. These blades deliver precise cuts, have a high concentration of diamonds for increased cutting efficiency and a longer lifespan.

Diamond Blade Warehouse is a wholesale supplier of diamond blades, core bits and cup wheels for cutting asphalt, granite, tile, porcelain, brick and more.

Way back in 1890, we built hacksaw blades and saw machines for the working class people of our community. Today, we’re proud to produce high-quality, industrial-grade Sterling saw blades to manufacturing companies, sawmill workers, and builders across the country.

Norton Clipper saw blades, diamond tools, and drilling bits are designed for extended tough cutting of building materials, stone, tile, brick, asphalt, limestone, pipe, rebar, and just about any other hard/dense material you can find. In the early 80s, we revolutionized the diamond blade with the process of laser welding diamond segments to the ...

Diamond saw blades have diamond grit on the cutting edge to cut through concrete, tile, and brittle metal, such as cast iron, in construction and road work applications. Wet-cutting blades require a water source used to keep the blade cool, extending blade life and reducing airborne dust and contaminants.