Overview

The OX Contractor Segmented Diamond Blade is a 350mm general purpose blade for cutting concrete, brick, block, asphalt and pavers. The segmented rim cuts fast and runs cool, and the laser welded segments hold up on dry cutting work. With a 25.4mm bore it fits standard cut off saws and brick saws.

Segmented blades are the everyday workhorse on site because the open gullets clear the cut fast and keep the steel cool, which is what lets them run dry. This one is priced as a contractor blade, built for daily cutting of masonry and concrete rather than for one specific material or finish.

Key Features

• Segmented rim design for fast cutting and heat dissipation
• Laser welded segments for strength in dry cutting
• Wet or dry cutting across multiple materials
• 350mm diameter for deeper cuts
• General purpose construction blade

Specifications

• Product code: OX-CT10-350/25
• Diameter: 350mm
• Bore: 25.4mm
• Segment height: 10mm
• Weld type: laser welded
• Cutting method: wet and dry

Applications

• Concrete and reinforced concrete
• Clay brick and block
• Asphalt, light to medium use
• Pavers and masonry
• General site cutting where one blade covers several materials

What You Need to Complete the Job

Cutting concrete and brick throws dust and sparks, so wear safety glasses. If you need a higher performance blade for the same saw, the OX Pro Superior Turbo Blade 350mm is the step up, and the Tile Roofing Tools range has the rest of the kit. Use the correct arbor washer so the blade runs true, and feed the blade at a steady pace so the segments do not glaze on hard concrete.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a segmented and a turbo blade?

A segmented blade has open gullets between segments, which clears debris fast and runs cool in dry cutting. A turbo blade has a continuous rim with a serrated edge for a smoother finish. The segmented blade here is the general purpose workhorse, and the turbo blade in the range is the smoother cutting upgrade for the same saw.

Can this blade cut wet or dry?

Both. The listing states wet and dry cutting, so you can run it with water on a brick saw or dry on a cut off saw. The laser welded segments handle the heat of dry cutting, which is the main strain on a masonry blade.

What is the bore size?

The bore is 25.4mm, which fits standard cut off saws, brick saws and concrete saws with a 25.4mm arbor. Check your saw spindle before ordering and use the right reducing washer if your arbor is smaller.