Premium Diamond Granite Cutting Blades High-Speed Turbo Blades for Granite & Marble Durable & Precise

Did you know 73% of stone fabricators lose $3,200+ annually on blade replacements? Dull edges and vibration cracks plague traditional blades. Your granite deserves better. Discover how ultra-grade diamond granite cutting blade
s deliver 40% longer lifespan and 0.5mm precision - all while saving you 18 operational hours monthly.

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Turbocharged Performance: What Makes Our Diamond Blades Cut Faster?

Our laser-welded diamond turbo cutting blades feature:

• ✓ 15mm segmented rim with 360° cooling slots
• ✓ Military-grade steel core (2.8x shock resistance)
• ✓ 40/50 US mesh diamonds for 0.02mm cutting tolerance

Feature	Standard Blade	Our Turbo Blade
Cut Speed (2cm granite)	38 sec	22 sec
Blade Life (linear feet)	1,200	2,150

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FAQS on diamond granite cutting blade

Q: What factors should I consider when choosing a diamond blade for cutting granite?

A: Prioritize blade diameter, bond hardness, and segment design. Ensure the blade is rated for granite and matches your saw’s RPM. Wet-cutting blades are ideal for reducing dust and heat.

Q: Can a diamond turbo cutting blade for granite and marble handle both materials effectively?

A: Yes, turbo blades feature serrated edges for faster, cooler cuts in granite and marble. Their segmented design improves debris clearance, making them versatile for hard stone materials.

Q: How do I maintain a diamond granite cutting blade for longevity?

A: Clean the blade after use to remove debris, avoid excessive pressure, and store it dry. Regularly check for wear or cracks and use appropriate cutting techniques (wet/dry) as specified.

Q: What makes a diamond blade suitable for cutting granite versus other stones?

A: Granite requires blades with a soft metal bond to expose fresh diamonds as the matrix wears. Harder bonds may overheat, reducing efficiency and blade life.

Q: Can I use a standard diamond blade for granite on other materials like concrete?

A: Not recommended—granite blades have softer bonds optimized for hard stone. Concrete blades use harder bonds and may damage granite. Use specialized blades for each material.