Overview
The OX Pro Superior Turbo Blade is a 350mm multi purpose diamond blade with a turbo segmented rim, built for brick, concrete, granite, pavers and masonry. It cuts dry or wet, and the turbo segment design keeps the blade cool and clears dust while delivering a faster, cleaner cut through dense materials.
The turbo rim is the difference between this and a plain segmented blade: the serrated edge produces a smoother finish on the cut face while still clearing the gullets fast enough for dry work. It is a trade grade blade, aimed at the operator who wants one blade on the saw that will handle whatever material the job throws at it.
Key Features
- Turbo segmented rim improves cooling and dust removal
- Superior diamond bond for consistent cutting performance
- Multi material capability across reinforced concrete, brick, granite and stone
- Wet or dry cutting
- Trade and professional construction grade
- 25.4mm bore for standard cut off saws
Specifications
- Diameter: 350mm
- Bore: 25.4mm
- Blade type: turbo segmented
- Segment height: 10mm
- Cutting method: dry or wet
- Suits brick saws, concrete saws and cut off saws
Applications
- Cutting concrete and reinforced concrete
- Slicing clay brick and block
- Granite, natural stone and pavers
- Asphalt and roof tile cutting
- Demolition and general construction cutting
What You Need to Complete the Job
For cutting jobs that need mixing on site, pair the blade with an OX Pro 1600W mixing drill and a 90 x 500mm mixing paddle. See the Tile Roofing Tools range for the full tiling kit. Match the blade to the saw arbor and keep the cutting depth within the guard for safe dry cuts.
Frequently Asked Questions
What materials can this blade cut?
The listing states it is suited to brick, concrete, granite, asphalt, stone, pavers and roof tiles. It is a multi purpose blade, so it is not matched to one material the way a dedicated concrete or asphalt blade is, which makes it the blade to leave on the saw for mixed site work.
Can it be used dry?
Yes. The turbo segmented rim is designed for dry cutting with good cooling, and the blade can also be used wet. Both methods are stated as acceptable, so choose based on the saw and the site, and use the dust shroud when cutting dry indoors.
What bore size does it take?
The bore is 25.4mm, the standard arbor on most petrol and electric cut off saws. It fits brick saws, concrete saws and cut off saws with a 25.4mm shaft, so it is a straight swap for a worn blade on most machines.




