HB Blades (Very Hard Brick & Pavers Blades)
Laser welded / Dry & Wet cutting / Turbo segments / For very hard brick, pavers and stone
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Professional Diamond Blades for Very Hard Brick, Pavers and Stone
Cutting very hard brick, dense pavers, and stone requires a blade capable of maintaining cutting speed while working through hard and abrasive materials.
DIATOP HB BLADES are designed for cutting the hardest brick, pavers, and stone materials in professional masonry applications.
High-grade diamonds and a high diamond concentration support demanding cutting performance, while turbo segments are designed for faster cutting.
HB BLADES are also suitable for prestressed concrete and precast concrete, with Premium and Supreme quality options available.
Type of Equipment: H / M / M (Handheld Saws / Tile Saws / Masonry Saws)
Key Features
Available Sizes
Item – D x T inch / D x T mm / Segment Height mm
Quality Grade
Typical Applications
very hard brick cutting, hard brick cutting, paver cutting, stone cutting, prestressed concrete cutting, precast concrete cutting, dry masonry cutting, wet masonry cutting, turbo segment blade cutting, handheld saw cutting, tile saw cutting, masonry saw cutting, hard construction material cutting
Q1. What diamond blade is recommended for very hard brick and pavers?
A. DIATOP HB BLADES are designed for cutting the hardest brick, pavers, and stone. They use high-grade diamonds, high diamond concentration, and turbo segments for demanding cutting applications.
Q2. Can HB BLADES cut prestressed and precast concrete?
A. Yes. DIATOP HB BLADES are specifically described as excellent for prestressed concrete and precast concrete in addition to very hard brick, pavers, and stone.
Q3. What features help HB BLADES cut hard materials faster?
A. HB BLADES use high-grade diamonds with a high diamond concentration, while the turbo segment design is intended to provide faster cutting through hard materials.
For hard brick and paver blade selection guidelines, dry and wet cutting conditions, segment selection, recommended operating parameters, and troubleshooting guidance, please visit the DIATOP Tech Notes section.