Segmented Cutting Discs & Blades for Concrete, Stone & Masonry High-Performance Durability

"The custom 24" blade cut through 3ft thick airport runway concrete like butter!"
- J. Ramirez, CA Contractor

Q: What materials can a segmented cutting disc cut?

A: Segmented cutting discs are designed for hard materials like concrete, stone, brick, and masonry. The segmented design reduces heat buildup for efficient cutting. Avoid using them on metal or wood.

Q: How does a segmented cutting blade differ from a continuous rim blade?

A: Segmented blades have notches or gaps to dissipate heat and debris during aggressive cutting. Continuous rim blades lack segments, providing smoother cuts for materials like tile. Segmented blades are ideal for dense, abrasive surfaces.

Q: When should I use a segmented concrete blade?

A: Use a segmented concrete blade for heavy-duty tasks like cutting reinforced concrete, asphalt, or thick masonry. The segments prevent binding and extend blade life. Ensure the blade matches your saw’s RPM and power.

Q: Are segmented cutting discs safe for angle grinders?

A: Yes, but only with proper precautions: use a guard, wear PPE, and ensure the disc RPM rating exceeds the grinder’s speed. Avoid lateral pressure to prevent disc shattering. Always follow manufacturer guidelines.

Q: Can a segmented cutting blade be used for wet cutting?

A: Most segmented blades are designed for dry cutting, but check the manufacturer’s specifications. Wet cutting requires blades with specific bonding and segment designs. Using water on dry blades may damage them or reduce efficiency.