Diamond blades are used across construction and site work to cut materials such as concrete, asphalt, brick, porcelain and metal. Choosing the right blade isn’t just about size — the material you’re cutting, bond type and tool all affect performance, speed and blade life.
This guide explains how to choose the right blade for different materials and cutting applications.
Diamond blades are designed to cut a wide range of materials used in construction and site work, including:
The material you’re cutting makes a big difference to the blade you need. Hard materials like concrete require a different specification to softer, abrasive materials like asphalt.
For detailed guidance, see our guides on cutting concrete and cutting asphalt.
Diamond blades come in different designs depending on the job:
If you already know what material you’re cutting, you can browse the correct blades directly:
Using the wrong blade can lead to:
Choosing the correct blade specification improves performance and reduces downtime on site.
Before selecting a blade, consider:
If you’re ready to choose a blade, browse our full blade range to find the right option for your job.
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