Milwaukee

Milwaukee Tool 14" Diamond Ultra Segmented Turbo, General Purpose Diamond Blade

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SKU:
MLW49-93-7540
Availability:
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Weight:
4.70 LBS
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$199.00
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Description

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DIAMOND CUTTING BLADES

14 in Diamond
Ultra Blade

A notched segments diamond blade for concrete and masonry cutting.

MODEL49-93-7540

Product Overview

Notched segments help remove debris quickly during demanding concrete and masonry cuts.

Laser-welded segments support durability when the cut reaches reinforcement in concrete.

  • Diamond rimFor abrasive masonry cuts.
  • Cutting profileNotched segments.
  • Wet or dryMatch the tool and setup.
  • Debris clearanceSegments help clear the kerf.

Technical Specifications

Diameter
14 in
Arbor
1 in / 20 mm
Rim
Notched segments
Abrasive
Diamond
Use method
Wet / dry
Max speed
5,500 RPM

Choose the Correct Fit

Match the blade diameter, arbor and maximum speed to the saw. Use only the specified flanges, guard and approved arbor configuration.

Identify the material before cutting. Plan silica-dust controls and support the work so the kerf cannot close on the blade.

Installation & Care

Disconnect power before installation and follow the rotation arrow. Wet cutting requires a tool and water supply approved for that method.

Make controlled passes without twisting the blade in the kerf. Replace blades with cracks, missing segments or an out-of-round core.

Small Details. Big Jobsite Energy.

Get set. Stay focused. Make your next move count.

BRING ON
THE NEXT JOB.
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Tell Willy the saw model, material and wet or dry setup to check the right diamond blade.

Important Product Questions

Can I cut asphalt or ductile iron?

Do not assume that rating. This blade is for general concrete and masonry work; use an application-specific blade for asphalt or ductile iron.

Can this blade run wet on any saw?

No. Wet cutting is appropriate only with an approved tool and water supply. Use the saw manufacturer’s dust-control method for dry cutting.

How do I choose the arbor setup?

Match the exact saw spindle and flange instructions. Where multiple arbor sizes are listed, use only the blade’s intended configuration and approved reducing hardware.

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