General Purpose Diamond Blades

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General Purpose Diamond Blades for Concrete and Asphalt Diamond blades designed for mixed-material jobs give contractors the flexibility to cut cured concrete, asphalt, masonry, brick, pavers, and stone without constant blade swaps. A general purpose diamond blade uses a medium-bond matrix that balances cutting performance across these materials rather than optimizing for any single one. These blades work well for mixed materials, intermittent use, and shorter runs. For high-volume asphalt or very hard aggregate, a specialty blade built for those extremes will outperform a general purpose option. Benchmark Abrasives has supplied direct-to-professional cutting tools for over 25 years. Shop General Purpose Diamond Blades 25+ Years in Abras ives : Trusted industrial-grade tool supplier since 1999. Direct-to-Consumer Saving s : Save up to 60% compared to traditional retail brands. Fast Nationwide Shipping : Most in-stock orders ship within 24 hours. 1,800+ Verified Review s : High ratings across Amazon and our Shopify storefront. US-Based Customer Support : Call us at (877) 841-1837. How to Match Your Blade Rim Style to the Job Blade rim style determines how fast and clean your cut runs. To get consistent results, match the rim style to your dominant material: Segmented : Features gullets that clear slurry quickly for faster, cooler cuts in concrete, brick, and block. Turbo : Uses a continuous serrated edge for a smoother finish while staying faster than a continuous rim. Continuous rim : Designed strictly for wet-cut tile. Do not use this style for heavy concrete or asphalt. Choosing the wrong rim style can lead to glazed segments or core failure. For a detailed comparison of how each style performs under load, read our rim configuration guide , which aligns with published industry guidelines. These blades are the right choice for mixed materials, intermittent use, and shorter project runs. High-volume asphalt or hard aggregate requires a specialized bond to prevent ra