BLADE 8IN GRANITE TURBO HURRICANE DKO
DIAMAX
$56.70
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DIAMAX
BLADE 8IN GRANITE TURBO HURRICANE DKO
Unleash powerful cutting performance with the HURRICANE TURBO BLADE by Diamax, expertly engineered for granite and engineered stone. This 8-inch turbo blade is designed to deliver rapid and precise cuts, making it an essential tool for professionals in the tile and stone fabrication industry. Whether you use it with a hand saw or an angle grinder, the HURRICANE TURBO BLADE guarantees efficiency without compromising quality.
With a max RPM of 7,640, this blade cuts like a cyclone, offering a softer bond for faster cutting. Its impressive return ratio of less than 1% over the last decade speaks volumes about its reliability and durability, ensuring you get the most out of your investment.
Key Features
- Designed for granite and engineered stone
- Compatible with hand saws and angle grinders
- Max RPM of 7,640 for high-speed cutting
- Segment dimensions of 8 mm x 2.6 mm for enhanced performance
- Softer bond allows for faster cuts
- Return ratio of less than 1% over 10 years
- Can be used for both wet and dry cutting applications
What's Included
- 1 x BLADE 8IN GRANITE TURBO HURRICANE DKO
Who Is This For?
This premium turbo blade is perfect for tile and stone fabricators, countertop installers, and stone masons seeking reliable, high-efficiency cutting solutions. Ideal for use in industrial fabrication shops, the HURRICANE TURBO BLADE is engineered to meet the demanding needs of professionals who value speed, precision, and durability in their tools.
Frequently Asked Questions
What materials can the HURRICANE TURBO BLADE cut?
It is designed specifically for granite and engineered stone.
Can I use this blade for wet cutting?
Yes, the blade is suitable for both wet and dry cutting applications.
What is the maximum RPM for this blade?
The maximum RPM is 7,640, making it ideal for high-speed cutting.
What tools can I use with this blade?
The blade is compatible with both hand saws and angle grinders.
How long does this blade last?
With a return ratio of less than 1% over 10 years, it is built to last.
