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Need a concrete cutting blade for site work?
Our range of concrete saw blades and diamond blades for concrete is designed for cutting concrete, reinforced concrete, brick, block, stone and other construction materials.
Whether you’re using an angle grinder, petrol saw or other suitable cutting equipment, choosing the right blade for the material can make a real difference to cutting performance and blade life.
Not sure which concrete blade you need? Use the guide below to compare our range, or read our Concrete Cutting Guide for practical advice.
Our concrete cutting blades have different strengths and applications. The best choice depends on the material you’re cutting and the demands of the job.
The RED ONE is a good-value, general-purpose diamond blade for everyday construction cutting.
It is suitable for:
It’s a sensible option when you need an affordable blade for a range of general building materials.
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The Sentinel Diamond Blade is designed for regular site work involving concrete and reinforced concrete.
It is suitable for:
If concrete is the material you cut regularly and you want an affordable everyday blade, Sentinel is one of the options to consider.
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The Rocket Diamond Blade is a versatile option for contractors cutting concrete alongside other hard building materials.
It is suitable for:
This makes Rocket useful when your work involves more than concrete alone.
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The Pathfinder Diamond Blade is designed for demanding site work involving concrete, reinforced concrete and dense construction materials.
It is suitable for:
Pathfinder is particularly suited to contractors who regularly cut dense or reinforced materials and need a professional-grade blade.
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The Spider Multi Purpose Diamond Blade is designed for contractors who need a versatile blade for reinforced concrete and other hard materials.
It is suitable for:
Spider is a useful choice when the job involves several different hard materials and you want one blade to cover multiple applications.
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The Trailblazer Diamond Blade is designed for heavy-duty cutting in reinforced concrete and dense building materials.
It is suitable for:
If you’re regularly cutting reinforced concrete or other dense construction materials, Trailblazer is designed for demanding site work.
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The term concrete saw blade is often used for diamond blades fitted to equipment such as petrol disc cutters and other concrete-cutting saws.
The correct blade depends on the material being cut, the diameter and bore required by the machine and the depth of cut needed.
Our range includes blades for everyday concrete cutting as well as options for reinforced concrete, dense block, brick and other hard construction materials.
For help choosing the right equipment and blade combination, see our guide to Angle Grinder vs Petrol Saw for Concrete Cutting.
Different materials place different demands on a diamond blade.
Our range includes several blades suitable for concrete. The right choice depends on the type of work, the other materials involved and how heavily the blade will be used.
For reinforced concrete, the stated options in our range are:
Reinforced concrete contains both concrete and steel, so blade performance and durability are particularly important.
For more advice, see our guide to Cutting Reinforced Concrete.
The RED ONE, Pathfinder and Trailblazer specifically list brick among their applications.
Pathfinder also specifically lists engineering brick, while Trailblazer lists red brick.
For more information, see our guide to Cutting Engineering Brick Properly.
Pathfinder specifically lists dense concrete block among its applications.
If you’re cutting dense block or other demanding masonry, choosing a blade designed for the material can help you match the blade to the job.
The RED ONE, Rocket and Spider specifically list natural stone.
Rocket and Spider also specifically list artificial stone.
Rocket additionally lists granite among its applications.
The blade also needs to be suitable for the machine you’re using.
Before fitting a diamond blade, check:
Our Angle Grinder vs Petrol Saw for Concrete Cutting guide explains the differences between common cutting tools.
For deeper cuts, our Concrete Cutting Depth Guide explains how blade diameter affects cutting depth.
Material density can have a major effect on cutting performance.
Engineering brick and reinforced concrete can place considerably more demand on a diamond blade than less dense materials. If the blade isn’t suited to the material, cutting can become slower and the blade may glaze.
Our guide explains Why Diamond Blades Glaze and How to Fix It.
Understanding the material you’re cutting helps you choose a blade that gives you the right balance of cutting speed, durability and performance.
Not sure which diamond blade is right for your material or machine?
Our team has over 24 years’ experience helping contractors choose the right products for the job.
Office: 01362 853275
Mobile: 07879 653725
If you’re unsure, give us a call. We’d rather help you choose the right blade than sell you the wrong one.
Our practical guides cover the things that can make a real difference on site:
