Milwaukee DIAMOND ULTRA 9 Inch Segmented Turbo Rim Diamond Blade for Reinforced Concrete, Stone, and Brick - 49-93-7532

The MILWAUKEE® Diamond Ultra™ Segmented Turbo Diamond Cutting Wheels are engineered for unmatched cutting speed and extended run time, boosting productivity on every job. Featuring a turbo notch design, these diamond cutting wheels cut concrete up to 2.5x faster. Laser-welded segments ensure exceptional durability when cutting tough materials like cured concrete, reinforced concrete, stone, pavers, brick, and block. With a vented steel core, these diamond cutting wheels stay cool for consistent performance and up to 75% longer blade life. Beveled turbo notch segments enable smooth starts and faster plunge cuts, while keyhole gullets provide rapid debris removal for cleaner cuts and extended wheel life. Ideal for wet or dry cutting, MILWAUKEE® Diamond Ultra™ diamond cutting wheels offer reliable, high-performance solutions for all general-purpose cutting needs.","acme-tools-override-product-name":"DIAMOND ULTRA 9 Inch Segmented Turbo Rim Diamond Blade for Reinforced Concrete, Stone, and Brick

Brand: Milwaukee Tool
Product identifiers: 00045242102600
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