Diamond Cutting Blades & Discs for Angle Grinders and Saws

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Every diamond cutting blade we stock in one place: angle grinder discs from 115mm and 125mm, 230mm blades for large grinders and disc cutters, and 300-350mm blades for floor saws and table saws. Start with what you are cutting. Masonry blades handle brick, block, concrete and stone; tile cutting discs give chip-free cuts in porcelain; metal cutting discs cut steel and inox; and special-application blades cover asphalt, roof tiles and pipe. Every blade lists its bore (22.23mm for angle grinders) and maximum speed. Shop by material: masonry blades , tile cutting discs , metal cutting discs , saw blades and special application blades . More about this range Every diamond cutting blade we stock, in one place - for angle grinders, table and bridge saws, floor saws and chop saws. If you know what you are cutting, start here. Choose by material Brick, block, concrete and stone - see masonry and stone cutting blades . Tile and porcelain - see tile cutting blades , including blades for 20 mm outdoor slabs. Asphalt and tarmac - see asphalt cutting blades . Steel and metal - see metal cutting discs . Plastic, insulation, sleepers and roots - see special applications blades and carbide cutting blades . Choose by machine For a 115 mm or 125 mm angle grinder, our segmented diamond blades run good, better, best across four price points. For bench work, see table and bridge saw discs . For wood, metal and composites, our circular saw blades . Getting the size right 115 mm and 125 mm blades share the same 22.23 mm bore, which is why so many people order the wrong one - they are not interchangeable. Read 115 mm vs 125 mm angle grinder discs before you buy. Cutting indoors or in an occupied property? Fit a dust extraction guard - on-tool extraction is a legal duty on site, not best practice. A glazed blade that has stopped cutting can often be brought back with a resharpening stone rather than replaced.

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