Bevel Blades
Wet / Laser welded / 45° bevel angle

Professional Wet Bevel Blades for V-Groove Cutting on Concrete Joints and Cracks
Bevel cutting is used to create angled V-grooves along cracks or control joints where a defined chamfered profile is required.
DIATOP Bevel Blades are designed for wet cutting and are laser welded for use on floor saw equipment.
The blades can be used in pairs, with each blade having a 45° angle, to form a beveled V-groove.
Bevel Blades can also be redressed to maintain the required chamfer or angle during use.
Type of Equipment: FM (Flat Saw – 25 HP to 40 HP)
Key Features
Designed for beveled V-grooves on cracks or control joints.
Can be used in pairs, with each blade having a 45° angle.
Bevel blades can be redressed to maintain the chamfer or angle.
Wet cutting.
Laser welded.
Available Sizes
Item – D inch / D mm / Segment T x H inch / Segment T x H mm / Angle
VG3064 – 12 inch / 300 mm / .250 x .250 inch / 6.4 x 6.4 mm / 45°
VG3008 – 12 inch / 300 mm / .315 x .315 inch / 8.0 x 8.0 mm / 45°
VG3010 – 12 inch / 300 mm / .394 x .394 inch / 10.0 x 10.0 mm / 45°
VG3012 – 12 inch / 300 mm / .472 x .472 inch / 12.0 x 12.0 mm / 45°
Typical Applications
bevel cutting, V-groove cutting, concrete crack grooving, control joint grooving, concrete joint cutting, crack preparation, joint preparation, chamfer cutting, 45-degree bevel cutting, concrete floor groove cutting, floor saw bevel cutting
Q1. What diamond blade is recommended for cutting beveled V-grooves in concrete?
A. DIATOP Bevel Blades are designed for creating beveled V-grooves along cracks or control joints. They are wet-cutting, laser-welded blades with a 45° segment angle.
Q2. Can DIATOP Bevel Blades be used in pairs?
A. Yes. DIATOP Bevel Blades can be used in pairs, with each blade having a 45° angle, to create a beveled V-groove profile.
Q3. Can the bevel angle be maintained as the blade wears?
A. Yes. DIATOP Bevel Blades can be redressed to maintain the required chamfer or angle during use.
For bevel blade selection guidelines, groove configuration, operating conditions, redressing guidance, and troubleshooting information, please visit the DIATOP Tech Notes section.