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Diamond Blade for Granite: Turbo Blades, Specs & Cutting Tips

Sep 20,2026

Frank Lee

Granite demands a turbo or segmented diamond blade with a hard-material bond. Learn which blade cuts granite fastest, recommended sizes 105–450mm and wet/dry tips.
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Diamond Blade for Granite: Turbo Blades, Specs & Cutting Tips

A diamond blade for granite must combine a hard-material bond with an aggressive rim: granite is one of the hardest common stones and will glaze or slow a blade designed for marble or tile. Turbo and turbo-with-protective-teeth blades are the professional standard for granite.

Best Blade Types for Granite

Blade typeGranite performance
Turbo / wide turboFast, smooth — the granite standard for 105–230 mm
Turbo with protective teethHigh-speed professional cutting, core protection against undercutting
Thin turboChip-free slab work, stone slabs of granite
Laser-welded granite blade (350–450 mm)Walk-behind/flat saw: fast, clean, long service life, free chipping

Specifications

DiameterTypeSegmentBoreMachine
105–125 mm (4–5")Turbo / thin turbo7/10 mm20/22.23 mmAngle grinder
150–230 mm (6–9")Turbo, turbo + protective teeth7/10 mm22.23/25.4 mmGrinder, marble saw, masonry saw
350–450 mm (14–18")Laser-welded granite blade10/12/15 mm25.4/27/50 mmWalk-behind saw, flat saw

Cutting Tips

  1. Use multiple shallow passes (10–15 mm) rather than one deep pass on thick granite.
  2. Wet cutting keeps the blade sharp and the stone cool; dry cutting needs cooling breaks.
  3. Protective-teeth blades resist steel-core erosion when cutting abrasive granite mixes.
  4. If the blade glazes (polishes instead of cuts), dress it on an abrasive block or soft brick.

FAQ

Why is my diamond blade not cutting granite?

Usually a glazed bond: the metal matrix is too hard and worn diamonds are not being released. Dress the blade, or switch to a granite-specific blade with a softer, faster-wearing bond.

Turbo or segmented for granite?

Turbo. Granite's hardness favors the turbo rim's continuous contact and better finish; segmented rims chip granite edges and wear unevenly.

How many meters can a granite blade cut?

A quality hot-pressed 115 mm turbo blade typically delivers 30–80 linear meters in granite depending on stone hardness and technique; laser-welded 350 mm blades far more.


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