New Polycrystalline Micro Fusion Blade Technology 

Carbon blades are widely used on small angle grinders for cutting thin metal plate.  Although relatively effective and inexpensive, the small fast wearing carbon blade provides only a very short cutting life, and requires constant replacement.  

The Grandmaster amazing new fire ant cutting blade design incorporates the same hard P.C.D diamond cutting material as is utilized on some lathe cutting bits, and combines this superior steel cutting technology with ultra thin, laser welded, turbo rimed , air cooled, dry cut,  blade design features and geometry. This provides car wreakers and light metal fabricators with a very hard wearing fast cutting blade that will cut through almost anything.  

Operator Beware

Work place health and safety equipment and working precautions are recommended and advised for its use.  As this hard working little blade is capable of giving  careless operators a very nasty and painful bite.

Product Features

The Grandmaster Fire Ant diamond blade incorporates all the latest innovations in diamond tool blade technology:

1. Ultra thin blade, high quality quenched drawn steel, for fast cutting performance 

2. Contains a micro fusion of single crystal diamond grains and Polycrystalline impregnated diamond grain matrix mixture for enhanced metal cutting performance.

3. High quality - laser welded segment construction - provide the longest life and lowest cost per cut

4. Turbo segment rim - air cooled geometry -  for dry cut use

5. Cuts - Steel -Tile - Concrete - Plastic - almost anything

Sizes 100mm - 115mm - $ 66.00

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Other rim types can be manufactured to customer specifications

Taxes -Duties and freight costs to met by customer for wholesale orders

Quotes provided for large commercial orders

Additional Technical Information 

Many factors affect the performance of a cutting tool; such as the diamond size, concentration, quality, and hardness of bond, the cutting power (torque) of the equipment; and blade specification must also be matched to the material being cut.

Identifying the cutting blade pattern type for the material you are going to cut is an important factor prior to tool purchase. As It directly affects the cutting speed and life of the tool. Most tools cut a range of materials. But for maximum performance (cutting speed AND life), the tool specification must be matched as closely as possible to the material which will be cut most often, or for which the tool performance will allow.

A continuous smooth rim provides the smoothest cut in ceramic tiles and ornamental stone. Continuous castellated rim blades or super-jointed segments may produce slight chipping but generally have a longer life and lower cost per cut than continuous rim blades. Segmented blades provide the longest life and lowest cost per cut but are only suitable for work where chipping is not a problem