NEO TOOLS 350 mm lasersgelast segment-diamantdoorslijpschijf, 25,4 mm boring, voor beton, asfalt, steen

On a busy construction site, a contractor needs to cut through reinforced concrete slabs quickly and cleanly. The NEO TOOLS 350 mm laser-welded segmented diamond blade handles this task with ease, delivering fast, precise cuts in the toughest materials. Its 25.4 mm bore fits standard cut-off saws and floor saws, making it a versatile choice for professional cutting operations.

Key specifications

• Blade diameter: 350 mm
• Bore diameter: 25.4 mm (1 inch)
• Blade type: Segmented
• Welding method: Laser-welded
• Segment height: 10 mm
• Segment thickness: 3.0 mm
• Number of segments: 24
• Maximum rotational speed: 4400 RPM
• Maximum peripheral speed: 80 m/s
• Cutting application: Wet and dry
• Compatible materials: Concrete, reinforced concrete, asphalt, stone, brick, paving slabs, masonry
• Tool compatibility: Cut-off saws, floor saws, angle grinders (with appropriate arbor)
• Core material: High-grade steel
• Diamond grade: Industrial grade
• Product class: Professional / Industrial
• Safety standard: EN 13236

Why choose it

Laser welding ensures segments stay securely attached even under high heat and stress, extending blade life and maintaining cutting performance. The segmented rim allows efficient debris removal, reducing friction and heat buildup for faster, cooler cuts. Suitable for both wet and dry cutting, this blade adapts to your job site conditions without compromising results.

Ideal use cases

• Cutting expansion joints in concrete floors and pavements
• Demolition and renovation work on reinforced concrete structures
• Trimming and sizing stone, brick, and paving slabs
• Asphalt cutting for road repair and utility installation
• Masonry cutting in construction and landscaping projects

Good to know

Always follow the manufacturer's safety guidelines and ensure the blade is compatible with your saw's arbor size and maximum RPM rating. For optimal performance and blade life, use appropriate water cooling when dry cutting is not recommended.