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DNA 7" Diamond Blade - 0.064" Thick - 5/8"-7/8" Arbor - Metallic Red

K2 Industries
K2-12550-UNV-006-TSARK
Tool Sets and Repair Kits
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DNA 7" Diamond Blade - 0.064" Thick - 5/8"-7/8" Arbor - Metallic Red
DNA 7" Diamond Blade — 0.064" Thick — 5/8"-7/8" Arbor — Metallic Red

Precision-cut diamond blade for wet and dry cutting in concrete, masonry, and tile. The 0.064" thickness balances clean cutting action with durability. Metallic red segmentation provides visibility during operation and heat dissipation during extended use.

✓ Ships from FL Warehouse ✓ Dual Arbor Size (5/8"-7/8") ✓ In-House Quality Check
Key Features
  • Diamond segmentation — Metallic red design aids visibility and manages heat buildup on longer cuts
  • Dual arbor compatibility — Fits both 5/8" and 7/8" spindle sizes without adapters
  • Wet and dry capable — No fluid requirement, though water cooling extends blade life on masonry
Specs
  • Blade diameter: 7"
  • Thickness: 0.064"
  • Arbor: 5/8"-7/8" dual fit
  • Segmentation: Diamond (metallic red)
Whats Included
  • DNA 7" Diamond Blade
Frequently Asked Questions

Will this blade fit my angle grinder or tile saw?

The 5/8"-7/8" dual arbor covers most standard angle grinders and portable tile saws. Verify your tool's spindle size before purchase — adapters aren't needed with this blade, but a loose fit indicates a size mismatch.

Can I use this dry, or do I need water?

This blade cuts both wet and dry. Water cooling isn't required but will slow wear and reduce dust on masonry and concrete work — your choice based on the job and your tool setup.

How long does this blade last?

Blade life depends on material hardness and cut volume. Concrete and softer brick will outlast the blade faster than tile. Start with short test cuts to confirm the blade tracks straight on your tool.

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