Segmented diamond blade 230 mm No name M08735

Segmented diamond blade 230 mm No name M08735 is a circular cutting disc designed for use with handheld angle grinders that accept 230 mm blades. The blade has a segmented rim that improves cooling and allows dust and debris to evacuate more effectively during cutting. It is produced for cutting hard construction materials such as concrete, brick and natural stone and is intended for renovation and building tasks where fast, controlled cuts are required.

Advantages

The segmented rim construction provides better cooling and reduces overheating during extended cutting operations. Diamond abrasive segments ensure efficient material removal and a long cutting life when used on appropriate substrates. The blade design helps maintain cutting speed while reducing clogging from slurry and dust, and the standard 230 mm diameter fits most common angle grinders for construction use.

Suitable for

• Cutting reinforced and non-reinforced concrete
• Brick and masonry cutting
• Natural stone and paving slabs
• Renovation and demolition where fast sectional cuts are required

Key specifications

• Diameter: 230 mm
• Segmented diamond rim for improved cooling and debris removal
• Intended mounting: angle grinders compatible with 230 mm blades
• Primary materials: designed for concrete, brick, stone and similar hard building materials

How to use

Mount the blade on a compatible 230 mm angle grinder following the tool manufacturer's instructions and ensure the arbor and flange are clean and correctly tightened. Use appropriate personal protective equipment including eye protection, hearing protection and respiratory protection suitable for cutting masonry. Operate the grinder at the recommended speed and apply steady, even pressure—avoid forcing the blade. For wet cutting, follow the blade and tool guidance; for dry cutting, allow intermittent breaks to prevent overheating and ensure dust control measures are in place.

Usage recommendations

Before starting, perform a test cut on scrap material to confirm cutting behaviour. Match the blade to the material hardness and avoid using the blade on metals or materials for which it is not intended. Store the blade in a dry place and inspect for damage before each use.