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At a Glance
Why Choose This Product
Turbo mesh rim increases cutting speed in hard materials
Rim design reduces cutting stress while maintaining edge quality
Cuts porcelain, granite, clinker, slate and refractories
Diamond rim is securely joined to the steel blade core
Blade sizes are available for wet or dry cutting applications
Available from 3.25" through 12" for different cutting equipment
Product Information
RUBIĀ® VIP TURBO MESH Diamond Blades are designed for cutting hard materials including porcelain tile, granite, rustic tile, clinker, refractories, and slate. The turbo mesh diamond rim combines fast cutting performance with a clean finished edge for demanding tile and stone applications.
The specialized diamond rim is designed to reduce cutting stresses while maintaining cutting speed and finish quality. A 3/8" rim height provides the working diamond edge, while the 1/16" blade width supports precise cuts through hard materials.
The diamond rim is laser welded to the steel blade core for a strong, secure connection during demanding cutting applications. Blade sizes from 3.25" through 5" are designed for dry cutting, while the 7", 8", 10", and 12" sizes are designed for wet cutting.
Common Questions
They are designed for hard materials including porcelain tile, granite, rustic tile, clinker, refractories, and slate.
The 3.25", 4", 4.5", and 5" blades are designed for dry cutting.
The 7", 8", 10", and 12" blades are designed for wet cutting.
The turbo mesh design provides fast cutting in hard materials while reducing cutting stresses and maintaining a clean finished edge.
The diamond rim is laser welded to the steel blade core for a strong and secure connection.
The 3.25", 4", 4.5", 5", and 7" blades have 5/8" and 7/8" arbor compatibility. The 8" and 10" blades have 5/8" and 1" arbor compatibility, while the 12" blade uses a 1" arbor.
RUBI states that blades thinner than 2 mm are not suitable for miter cuts. These blades have a listed width of 1/16", so they should not be used for miter cutting.