MASTER DEPOT 7-Inch Segmented Diamond Saw Blade | Dry/Wet Cutting for Concrete, Pavers & Stone

MASTER DEPOT 7 Inch Segmented Diamond Saw Blade — Overview

Engineered for demanding cutting tasks, the MASTER DEPOT 7 inch segmented diamond blade combines precision with durability. The blade is ideal for dry or wet cuts on concrete, pavers, stone, and masonry surfaces, delivering clean lines and steady performance across projects both large and small.

Its design emphasizes real-world use: a short, quick-dissipating profile that stays cool under pressure, a thin cutting edge for minimal resistance, and segmented gaps that help manage dust and heat during extended cuts.

Key design qualities

• Segmented design enhances airflow, dissipates heat, and reduces dust build-up for longer blade life.
• Ultra-thin 1.6 mm cutting edge minimizes resistance, enabling fast, precise cuts with low vibration and reduced noise.
• Diamond grit provides spark-free cutting and clean edges, suitable for high-intensity workloads without scorch marks.

Technical specs

• Diameter: 180 mm (7 inches)
• Segment height: 10 mm
• Arbor compatibility: 7/8 inch to 5/8 inch
• Maximum speed: 8700 rpm

Versatile applications

Designed for both wet and dry cutting, this blade handles a wide range of materials with ease.

• Pavers and brick for patios, pathways, and edging projects
• Masonry blocks, terrazzo, and natural stone for renovation tasks
• Granite and other hard surfaces that require smooth edge lines

Use scenarios and benefits

• Contractors and masons can rely on consistent cuts in busy work sites.
• DIY enthusiasts can achieve professional-looking results on weekend projects.
• The blade's spark-free cutting reduces scorch risk and supports safer operation in tight spaces.

Care and safety notes

Operate with proper guards, follow grinder manufacturer guidelines, and maintain adequate cooling and dust extraction to maximize performance and life of the blade.

Note: The listed benefits reflect design and material characteristics; results can vary with technique, material, and equipment.