Abracs Diamond Blade Trade Cutting Disc

The Abracs Diamond Blade Trade Cutting Disc is a high-performance, trade-quality diamond cutting blade
designed for fast, clean cuts through masonry, concrete, paving slabs, bricks and other common building
materials. Ideal for builders, landscapers, roofers and general contractors who need reliable, consistent
cutting performance on site.

Key Benefits

• Fast, precise cutting through concrete, brick, block and masonry to speed up site work.
• Trade-grade durability for longer life and fewer blade changes, reducing downtime.
• Clean, controlled cuts help achieve a professional finish with minimal chipping.
• Compatible with most angle grinders & disc cutters using a standard bore size (check your tool specification).
• Suitable for a wide range of applications including construction, landscaping and renovation projects.

Abracs Diamond Blade Trade Cutting Disc Description

The Abracs Diamond Blade Trade Cutting Disc is engineered for everyday professional use where reliability,
speed and safety are essential. Manufactured with a high-quality diamond matrix and a robust steel core,
this trade cutting disc delivers strong cutting performance on a wide variety of mineral-based materials.

Designed to suit popular angle grinders and cut-off saws, this diamond blade is ideal for cutting:

• Concrete and reinforced concrete (light reinforcement)
• Clay and concrete bricks and blocks
• Paving slabs and patio stones
• Roof tiles and general masonry

Typical Use Cases

• Cutting paving slabs and kerbs to size on landscaping projects.
• Trimming brickwork for new window and door openings during refurbishments.
• Cutting channels in concrete floors for pipework and electrical conduit (with suitable equipment and dust control).
• Shaping masonry units on new-builds and extensions.

Installation & Usage Tips

• Check compatibility: Always ensure the blade diameter and bore size match your machine’s specification.
• Observe max RPM: Never exceed the maximum operating speed marked on the blade or on the packaging.
• Correct mounting: Make sure the blade is seated flat on the flange, with the direction-of-rotation arrow (if shown) matching the direction of the machine.
• Use correct PPE: Always wear safety glasses, gloves, hearing protection and suitable dust protection.
• Do not force the cut: Let the blade do the work – use a steady, controlled feed to extend blade life and improve cut quality.
• Dry vs wet cutting: Follow the manufacturer’s guidance. Many trade blades are designed primarily for dry cutting; where wet cutting is permitted, use appropriate water suppression equipment.

Technical Information (Typical)

Exact specifications can vary by diameter and variant; always refer to the individual product label or
data sheet. Typical parameters for Abracs trade diamond blades include:

• Type: Diamond cutting disc for masonry and concrete.
• Applications: Construction, civils, landscaping, roofing and general building work.
• Tool compatibility: Angle grinders and cut-off saws with matching diameter and bore.
• Construction: Steel core with bonded diamond cutting edge.
• Operating speed: Maximum RPM defined on the blade; always check before use.

For detailed technical data, including maximum safe speed, segment design and material suitability,
consult the manufacturer’s technical sheet for your specific blade size.

Abracs Diamond Blade Trade Cutting Disc Key Features

• Trade-quality diamond segments for consistent cutting performance and long service life.
• Robust steel core designed to resist warping and maintain stability at high speeds.
• Versatile material compatibility – suitable for most common masonry and concrete materials on site.
• Clean, accurate cutting helps reduce re-work and finishing time.
• Easy to fit on compatible angle grinders and disc cutters with a matching bore.

Abracs Diamond Blade Trade Cutting Disc Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Common Uses / How to Use

The Abracs Diamond Blade Trade Cutting Disc is best used with a suitable angle grinder or disc cutter,
following the manufacturer’s safety instructions:

1. Disconnect the tool from the power supply before fitting the blade.
2. Check the guard is correctly positioned and secure.
3. Fit the blade, ensuring the bore matches the spindle and the flanges are clean and secure.
4. Tighten the flange nut to the recommended torque and spin the blade by hand to confirm it runs freely.
5. Start the tool and allow it to reach full speed before gently entering the material.
6. Maintain a firm grip, steady feed and avoid twisting or jamming the blade in the cut.