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DIAMOND BLADE SEGMENTED 230MM
DIAMOND BLADE SEGMENTED 230MM
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DIAMOND BLADE SEGMENTED 230MM
Features
- Segmented rim for rapid material removal and cooler running.
- 230 mm diameter with 22.23 mm arbor — fits most 9″ angle grinders and masonry saws.
- Sintered diamond matrix balances cut speed and lifespan.
- Optimised gullets to clear slurry/dust and reduce heat build-up.
- Dry or wet use; wet cutting extends blade life and reduces dust.
Benefits
- Fast cuts: segmented design bites through tough masonry with less load on the tool.
- Long service life: durable bond and quality diamonds resist glazing.
- Cleaner kerf: reduced chipping on concrete and block edges.
Extra Information
- Suited to concrete (green and cured), brick, clay pavers, blocks and general masonry.
- Best results with steady feed pressure and straight cuts—avoid twisting in the kerf.
- Confirm maximum RPM on the blade label matches your machine (typical for 230 mm is ≤ 6 600 rpm).
Pro Tip
- Dress the blade occasionally by making a few passes through an abrasive block (e.g., silicon-carbide brick) to expose fresh diamonds and maintain cut speed.
- When dry-cutting, use short, controlled passes to limit heat; let the blade free-spin for a second between cuts to cool.
Specifications
| Description | Spec |
|---|---|
| Brand | Tork Craft |
| Model / Cat No. | DB3 |
| Blade Type | Diamond blade — segmented rim |
| Diameter | 230 mm (9″) |
| Arbor / Bore | 22.23 mm (7/8″) |
| Applications | Concrete, brick, block, pavers, general masonry |
| Cutting Method | Dry or wet |
| Typical Tool | 9″ angle grinder / masonry saw |
Safety
- Wear eye, face, hearing and dust protection; use a respirator when dry-cutting.
- Ensure the guard is fitted; mount with arrow direction matching rotation.
- Do not force or side-load the blade; allow full speed before contacting the work.
- Never exceed the blade’s maximum RPM; inspect for cracks or damaged segments before use.