General Purpose

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General Purpose blades are engineered to meet the challenges of all general purpose cutting conditions.

Benefits

  • Standard and premium options available
  • Specifically engineered for use with a variety of general purpose cutting conditions

Applications

  • Brick/Clay
  • Cured Concrete
  • Sandstone
  • Limestone
  • Travertine
  • Retaining Wall Block
  • Concrete Block
  • Reinforced Concrete with Wire Mesh
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Packaging

General Purpose Diamond Blades (Blue)

 

PART

NUMBER

SIZE THICKNESS/

SEG HEIGHT

ARBOR STYLE SLOT STYLE SEGMENT GUIDE

CHART NUMBER

COOLING HOLES GRADE
BU04.5 4.5"

.080˝/8 mm

7/-5/8˝

Cont. Turbo Rim

None

9

Yes

Standard

BU07 7"

.095˝/10 mm

Universal

Cont. Turbo Rim

None

9

Yes

Standard

BU09 9"

.090"/10mm

5/8˝ - 7/8"

Turbo Seg

Key-Hole

6

No

Standard

BGPC09 9"

.090"/10mm

5/8˝ - 7/8"

Seg

Key-Hole

1

No

Premium

BU10 10"

.095˝/10 mm

Universal Seg Key-Hole 1 No Standard
BGPC10 10"

.095˝/10 mm

7/-5/8˝

Seg Key-Hole 1 No Premium
BU12 12"

.125˝/10 mm

1˝/20 mm

Seg Key-Hole 1 No Standard
BGPC12 12"

.125˝/12 mm

1˝/20 mm

Seg Key-Hole 1 No Premium
BGPX14 14"

.125˝/12 mm

1˝/20 mm

Turbo Crown Seg Angled U Slot 5 Yes Premium
BU14 14"

.125˝/10 mm

1˝/20 mm

Seg Key-Hole 1 No Standard
BGPC14 14"

.125˝/12 mm

1˝/20 mm

Seg Wide Key-Hole 1 No Premium
BGPZ14 14"

.125˝/15 mm

1˝/20 mm

Alt Turbo Seg Key-Hole 3 Yes Premium

 

 

Ready to purchase?

Dealers/Distributors: Contact our Customer Service Team, or your SRW Sales Representative to place an order.

Contractors & Homeowners: Visit our Dealer Locator to find out where you can purchase our products!

Frequently Asked Questions

Call us at 1-800-752-9326 or use our dealer locator. We will gladly help locate a dealer near you!

The General Purpose blades can cut a small amount of asphalt but will wear quickly because of how abrasive asphalt is. SRW recommends using a blade that is specific for cutting asphalt such as the Abrasive Material blade.

Two causes are possible. First, check your bearings, they should not be loose or worn. Also make sure the blade is not loose. Second, if the blade has overheated it may lose tension and start to wobble.