Tork Craft Diamond Blade 85Mm X 15Mm Segmented Profesional

Description

Tork Craft Diamond Blade — 85 mm × 15 mm Segmented Rim (Professional)

Size: 85 mm diameter [Bore: 15 mm]

This 85 mm segmented-rim diamond blade from Tork Craft is designed for tough building materials — brick, concrete, block and stone. With deep gulleted segments for chip clearance and aggressive cut action, it provides fast cutting in masonry and construction applications. The 15 mm bore suits many compact grinders and cut-off machines.

Specifications

Description	Spec
Brand	Tork Craft
Model / Cat No.	TCDB20085
Product Type	Diamond Blade — Segmented Rim (Professional)
Diameter	85 mm
Bore (Arbor)	15 mm
Suitable Materials	Masonry, Brick, Concrete, Block, Stone
Pack Quantity	1 blade

Features

• 85 mm diameter — compact size suited to handheld angle grinders and cut-off tools.
• 15 mm bore — fit for many machines requiring this arbor size.
• Segmented rim design — aggressive cutting action with deep gullets for debris clearance and cooler operation in abrasive materials.
• Professional grade build by Tork Craft — built for site demands.

Benefits

• Fast aggressive cuts: Segmented rim removes material quickly in masonry and concrete stock.
• Longer blade life on abrasive materials: Deep gullets reduce clogging and overheating, helping maintain speed and efficiency.
• Portable size: The 85 mm diameter lets you cut in tighter spaces or use on smaller tools with greater control.
• Affordable professional performance: Compact size + professional grade means strong value on site jobs.

Extra Information

• Ideal for masonry, concrete block, pavers, brick and stone. Not designed for ultra-fine finish work (use continuous or turbo rim for that).
• Ensure the machine supports the bore size (15 mm). Always check compatibility and use correct adapters where required.
• Maintain blade by clearing dust/resin build-up, and allow periodic cooling if used in dry cutting conditions.

Safety

• Wear eye, ear and dust protection when cutting.
• Ensure the blade’s maximum RPM is matched to your tool—never exceed rated speed.
• Allow the tool to reach full speed before entering the cut; feed steadily and avoid forcing the blade.
• Inspect the blade for chipped or missing segments or warping; replace if any damage is found.