Cat® Hard Material blades are crafted for heavy - duty use across three performance grades. The Good grade is the 600 Pro with a 10mm segment, the Better grade is the 800 Pro with a 12mm segment, and the Best grade is the 1000 Pro with a 15mm segment. These blades have above - industry - standard diamond quality and bond formulation, offering long life and fast cutting speed. They feature vented cooling holes for quick heat dispersion, and are double - laser welded for segment safety and stability. The unique turbo segment design provides an aggressive cutting action, and the special V turbo design reduces friction by clearing abrasive fines. The keyhole gullet design helps with dust extraction. Each product has a specifically designed segment shape and geometry that enhances cutting performance in terms of smoothness, speed, and blade life. Cat® Hard Material blades can cut through a wide range of hard materials, from heavily steel - reinforced concrete to soft sandstone. They are available in the USA and are non - oSa accredited. There are different product types with various diameters, segment heights, widths, arbor - bore sizes, and reducing rings included. Different applications have different performance ratings, marked by stars, which indicate the bond's suitability for the material and the expected performance in terms of speed and life.


Using the Caterpillar Diamond Blade is straightforward. First, make sure your machine is compatible with the blade's arbor - bore size and other specifications. Install the blade carefully following your machine's installation instructions. When cutting, start at a slow speed and gradually increase as needed. Keep the blade wet during cutting to reduce heat and extend its life. Avoid using the blade on materials not recommended in the application list, as this can lead to premature wear and reduced performance. For maintenance, clean the blade after each use to remove any debris. Store the blade in a dry place to prevent rust. Check the blade regularly for any signs of damage, such as cracks or loose segments. If you notice any issues, replace the blade immediately for safety reasons.