Blades for Masonry Saws
Four ITM 14" segmented diamond blades for masonry saws: General Use, Multi-Material, Heavy Duty and Demo Rescue. Wet or dry cutting.
Choosing a masonry saw blade
Masonry saws cut brick, block, pavers and concrete, and the blade is the part that wears out. This collection holds four ITM 14" segmented diamond blades, each sold as a separate grade. Three are laser welded, and every one is listed for wet or dry cutting.
Wet or dry, and which grade
Wet cutting keeps the blade cooler and keeps dust down, and on a masonry saw it is usually the better habit. General Use handles everyday cuts. Multi-Material is for jobs where the material changes. Heavy Duty is for hard daily use, and Demo Rescue is the demolition grade.
Before mounting, check that the blade diameter, arbor and maximum speed match the saw. Feed the saw steadily rather than forcing it, and support the work so the cut does not pinch. The same blades also fit cut-off saws and walk-behind saws.
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Common questions
Wet or dry on a masonry saw?
All four blades are listed for wet or dry cutting. Wet is better where the saw has water: it cools the blade, reduces dust and extends blade life.
Do these fit walk-behind saws too?
Yes. The same four 14" blades are also listed for cut-off and walk-behind saws. Check your saw for arbor size and speed.
Which grade should I pick?
General Use for everyday cutting, Multi-Material for changing material, Heavy Duty for hard daily use, and Demo Rescue for demolition. Laser welding is on three of the four, per each product page.
Buying for a crew?
Call 833-438-6657, 8 AM to 4 PM MST. We know the parts, not just the part numbers.
























































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































