Diamond Saw Blade, Circular Saw Blade, Turbo Blade

• Customization: Available
• Blade Type: Turbine
• Manufacturing Process: Brazing
• Model NO.: 105-350mm
• Application: Ceramic
• Graininess: 100#
• Thickness: 5mm
• Shape: Round
• Kind: Stone Sawing Machine
• Manufacturing Arts: Sinter
• Usage: Stone Cutting
• Saw Blade External Diameter: 150mm
• Customized: Customized
• Brand: Davam
• Transport Package: White Box
• Specification: SGS, 4inch
• Trademark: DAVAM
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 82023990
• Production Capacity: 50000PCS/Year
• Package Size: 33.00cm * 23.00cm * 15.00cm
• Package Gross Weight: 15.000kg

Product Description

Diamond Saw Blade, segmented blade

Diamond Saw Blade, segmented blade used for cutting building materials, like granite marble, concrete, brick and so on.
Diamond Saw Blades:

Design: Embedded with synthetic diamond grit on the edge, often segmented for heat dissipation. Types include continuous rim (smooth cuts), segmented (aggressive, dry cuts), and turbo (hybrid design).

Materials Cut: Hard, abrasive materials like concrete, stone, tile, brick, and asphalt.

Applications: Construction, masonry, and tile work. Used in angle grinders, masonry saws, or circular saws.

Performance: Long-lasting on hard materials; can be used wet (for cooling) or dry (depending on design).

Circular Saw Blades:

Design: General term for blades used in circular saws. Tooth count and geometry (e.g., ATB, TCG) vary by material. Made from carbide, HSS, or diamond.

Materials Cut: Wood, metal, plastic, or masonry (if diamond-tipped).

Applications: Woodworking, metalworking, DIY projects. Specific blades for crosscuts, rip cuts, or fine finishes.

Performance: Material-specific; e.g., high-tooth-count blades for smooth wood cuts, low-tooth-count for aggressive ripping.

Turbo Blades (Subtype of Diamond Blades):

Design: Serrated or segmented rim with gaps for cooling, allowing fast dry cutting. Combines features of segmented and continuous rims.

Materials Cut: Masonry, concrete, stone.

Applications: Quick, dry cuts in construction. Ideal for angle grinders or handheld saws.

Performance: Faster cutting than standard diamond blades but may leave a rougher edge.

Key Differences:

Aspect    Diamond Saw Blade    Circular Saw Blade    Turbo Blade
Primary Use    Hard materials (concrete, stone)    Versatile (wood, metal, etc.)    Fast masonry cutting (dry)
Edge Composition    Diamond-impregnated segments    Carbide/HSS teeth or diamond-tipped    Diamond segments with serrated rim
Cutting Speed    Moderate to slow (precision)    Varies (wood: fast; metal: slower)    High (aggressive dry cutting)
Finish Quality    Smooth (continuous rim) to rough    Smooth (wood) to rough (metal)    Rough (optimized for speed)
Cooling Needs    Wet or dry (depends on design)    Typically none (wood) or lubricant    Dry (segmented design dissipates heat)
Overlaps and Considerations:

Tool Compatibility: Turbo and diamond blades can be mounted on circular saws for masonry work, while standard circular blades are for wood/metal.

Material Specificity: Circular saw blades vary by material (e.g., a carbide blade for wood vs. a diamond blade for stone).

Hybrid Designs: Some circular saw blades are diamond-tipped, blurring the line between categories.