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Diablo James Hardie 6-1/2 in. D X 20 mm Polycrystalline Diamond Track Saw Blade 4 teeth

A polycrystalline diamond edge that stands up to abrasive fiber cement long after carbide blades wear out.
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About Product Overview

This Diablo 6-1/2" track saw blade is built for one job: cutting James Hardie fiber cement siding cleanly, without tearing up a $200 diamond blade budget on a material that eats carbide alive. The 4-tooth TCG grind paired with a polycrystalline diamond edge holds up to the abrasive cement fibers far longer than a standard carbide blade, so you get more cuts per blade and less mid-job blade swapping. A thin 0.07" kerf keeps the cut narrow and reduces strain on the saw motor, and the blade is rated to run at up to 8,800 RPM. It's sized to drop into track saws from Bosch, Dewalt, Makita, Milwaukee, and Ryobi, making it a solid pickup for siding crews and remodelers running any of those platforms. Made in Italy and packaged one blade per clamshell.

  • Diameter: 6-1/2"
  • Number of Teeth: 4 (TCG grind)
  • Blade Material: Polycrystalline Diamond (PCD)
  • Kerf: 0.07"
  • Arbor Size: 20mm
  • Compatible with Bosch, Dewalt, Makita, Milwaukee, Ryobi track saws

The Details Specifications

Brand Diablo
UPC 008925171034
Case Pack Quantity 25 per case
Retail Unit Quantity 1
Dimensions (L × W × H) 0 × 8 × 10
Weight 1 lbs
Country of Origin ITALY
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