Diamond Segmented Blade Evolution D230SEG-CS 230 mm for cutting construction materials

Evolution D230SEG-CS 230 mm diamond segmented blade is designed for cutting a wide range of construction materials. The 230 mm diameter and segmented rim profile enable efficient cutting of masonry, concrete, brick and similar substrates when fitted to compatible 230 mm angle grinders and saws. The segmented design provides improved cooling and chip clearance during operation, supporting continuous cutting in renovation and building tasks.

Advantages

The segmented diamond rim reduces heat build-up and clears debris from the kerf, which helps preserve cutting speed and blade life. Its 230 mm size fits standard 230 mm handheld grinders and bench saws, offering predictable cutting performance on coarse and dense materials. The blade is balanced to decrease vibration and to deliver smoother cuts on hard substrates.

Suitable for

• Cutting concrete and reinforced concrete
• Masonry and brick cutting
• Flooring removal and trimming of stone-based materials
• Renovation and general construction site cutting tasks

Key specifications

• Diameter: 230 mm
• Rim type: segmented diamond rim for cooling and chip removal
• Typical fit: for tools with 230 mm blade capacity
• Primary applications: masonry, concrete, brick and similar construction materials

How to use

Mount the blade onto a compatible 230 mm angle grinder or saw following the tool manufacturer’s instructions and ensuring the correct flange and direction of rotation. Use appropriate feed pressure; allow the blade to cut at its own pace without forcing to avoid overheating. Maintain steady movement along the cut line and allow intermittent breaks when performing long continuous cuts to assist cooling. Always verify the tool’s maximum RPM and confirm the blade’s suitability for the specific material before starting.

Usage recommendations

Use recommended personal protective equipment including eye and hearing protection, dust mask and protective gloves. For best results on thick concrete or reinforced sections, use steady, controlled passes and consider wet cutting where the tool and blade permit to further reduce dust and heat.