DuO Blades

Dry / Cutting and grinding with one blade / For monumental masonry work

Professional Combination Blades for Cutting and Grinding

Stone fabrication and masonry work often require both cutting and grinding, which can otherwise require frequent tool changes.

DIATOP DuO Blades are designed to perform both cutting and grinding with a single blade.

The blade eliminates the need to change tools between these operations and is suitable for monumental masonry work.

Flush-cut adapter options are available in 5/8"-11 and M14.

Type of Equipment: AG (Angle Grinder)

Key Features

• Designed for cutting and grinding with one blade.

• No need to change tools between cutting and grinding.

• Suitable for monumental masonry work.

• Flush-cut adapter available in 5/8"-11 and M14.

• Dry cutting.

Available Sizes

Item – Diameter inch / Diameter mm

• GC 100 – 4 inch / 100 mm

• GC 115 – 4 1/2 inch / 115 mm

• GC 125 – 5 inch / 125 mm

• GC 180 – 7 inch / 180 mm

* Arbor: 7/8", 20 mm

Technical Notes

• Blade Type: Cutting and grinding combination blade

• Dry use

• Arbor: 7/8", 20 mm

• Flush-cut adapter: 5/8"-11, M14

• Suitable for monumental masonry work

Typical Applications

stone cutting, stone grinding, masonry cutting, masonry grinding, monumental masonry work, monument fabrication, cutting and grinding with one blade, flush cutting, angle grinder cutting, angle grinder grinding, stone fabrication

Q1. What diamond blade can be used for both cutting and grinding?

A. DIATOP DuO Blades are designed for both cutting and grinding with one blade, eliminating the need to change tools between the two operations.

Q2. Are DuO Blades suitable for monumental masonry work?

A. Yes. The catalog specifically states that DIATOP DuO Blades are suitable for monumental masonry work.

Q3. What arbor and flush-cut adapter options are available for DuO Blades?

A. The catalog lists 7/8" and 20 mm arbor options. Flush-cut adapters are available in 5/8"-11 and M14.

For DuO blade selection guidelines, arbor and adapter compatibility, dry operating conditions, and troubleshooting guidance, please visit the DIATOP Tech Notes section.