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DIAMOND BLADE SEGMENTED 230MM FOR CONCRETE 12MM DEEP SEGMENTS
DIAMOND BLADE SEGMENTED 230MM FOR CONCRETE 12MM DEEP SEGMENTS
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DIAMOND BLADE SEGMENTED 230MM FOR CONCRETE 12MM DEEP SEGMENTS
Features
- 12 mm deep segments for extended life and superior durability.
- Segmented rim for efficient cooling and debris removal during aggressive cuts.
- 230 mm diameter with 22.23 mm arbor — fits most 9″ angle grinders and masonry saws.
- Optimised concrete bond provides consistent performance through reinforced concrete.
- Wet or dry cutting versatility for field or workshop use.
Benefits
- Extended lifespan: deep segments offer more cutting depth per wheel change.
- Fast, clean performance: designed to reduce glazing and maintain speed over longer runs.
- Reliable cooling: gullets dissipate heat and dust for consistent cutting even on dry applications.
Extra Information
- Ideal for cutting reinforced concrete, cement screed, paving bricks, slabs and blocks.
- Always verify max RPM rating before mounting; for 230 mm blades, ≤ 6 600 rpm.
- Wet cutting improves life and accuracy by minimizing thermal shock and dust exposure.
Pro Tip
- For heavy concrete cuts, make shallow passes to prevent over-heating and segment wear — multiple light cuts last longer than a single deep cut.
- When dry cutting, pause every 30–45 seconds to let the blade free-spin for cooling.
Specifications
| Description | Spec |
|---|---|
| Brand | Tork Craft |
| Model / Cat No. | DB3-3 |
| Blade Type | Diamond segmented (concrete) |
| Diameter | 230 mm (9″) |
| Segment Depth | 12 mm |
| Arbor / Bore | 22.23 mm (7/8″) |
| Applications | Concrete, reinforced concrete, paving blocks, slabs |
| Cutting Method | Wet or dry (wet recommended) |
| Typical Tool | 9″ angle grinder / masonry saw |
Safety
- Wear eye, face, hearing and respiratory protection; water suppression is recommended when available.
- Ensure blade arrow direction matches machine rotation.
- Do not exceed rated RPM; avoid side pressure or jamming the blade.
- Inspect before use; discard cracked, missing-segment or warped blades.