Diamond Saw Blades

Yes, as long as the blade's arbor size matches your saw and the blade is rated for your saw's maximum RPM. Handheld cut-off saws and smaller diameter diamond blades (typically 5" to 14") are commonly used with circular-style saws for cutting concrete, masonry, and metal on job sites.

Blade size depends on your saw's horsepower and required cutting depth. Our lineup ranges from 5" for handheld cut-off saws up to 26" for 50-65HP diesel walk-behind saws. Match the arbor type (1", 20mm, 10mm, 13mm, or Soff-Cut Triangle) to your equipment for proper fit.

Early entry blades are designed to cut green (uncured) concrete within hours of the pour, reducing raveling and spalling around control joints. Standard cured concrete blades are built for fully hardened concrete and typically feature different segment bonds and heights optimized for harder material after full curing.

Vacuum-brazed rescue blades are engineered for fire and emergency response teams who need to cut through multiple unknown materials quickly, including metal, wood, and masonry, during rescue operations. The vacuum-brazing process bonds diamond particles more securely for extended durability under extreme, unpredictable cutting conditions.

Yes, Buster's Industrial Supply holds a GSA MAS Contract (#47QSMS25D007Y) and is SAM registered with an active CAGE Code, allowing government agencies and institutions to purchase diamond saw blades through compliant federal procurement channels with volume and contract pricing available.

Thickness typically ranges from .080" to .250" depending on application, with thinner blades suited for precision cuts and thicker blades for heavy-duty asphalt or concrete work. Segment heights of 13mm to 15mm offer extended blade life; higher segments generally last longer under continuous heavy use.