This 350 mm diameter diamond blade from Tork Craft features a laser-welded segmented rim engineered specifically for cutting asphalt and tar. The large diameter offers deep cut capacity while the laser-weld bond ensures durability in harsh, abrasive conditions. Ideal for road cutting, utility access, patching and general asphalt work.
Extra Information
Specifically targeted at asphalt and tar; for concrete or masonry, select a blade rated for those materials.
Check that your machine supports a 350 mm blade and that the arbor bore is 25.4 mm before installation.
When dry cutting, allow for cooling breaks and ensure dust control. Blade longevity improves with clean kerf and proper feed.
Pro Tip
For best results on long asphalt runs, start with a shallow “scoring” pass at full speed to establish direction, then complete to full depth steadily—this reduces wander and maximises blade life.
Features
350 mm diameter — deep-cut capability for large slabs and asphalt surfaces.
25.4 mm (1″) bore — standard arbor size compatible with many petrol & cut-off saws.
Laser-welded segments — high bond strength to withstand aggressive cuts and reduce segment loss.
Segmented rim design with gullets — enhanced dust/debris evacuation and cooler blade operation in tough materials.
Optimised for asphalt/tar substrates—built for high-wear, high-volume cutting conditions.
Benefits
Industrial performance: Designed for roadwork and utility cutters demanding high capacity and durability.
Extended life: Laser-weld bond and segment geometry resist heat and wear, lowering blade replacement frequency.
Productivity gain: Large diameter and aggressive geometry reduce number of passes and cut time.
Versatile compatibility: Fits commonly used 25.4 mm bore saws, making it suitable for many job-site machines.
Safety
Wear eye, ear and respiratory protection when cutting asphalt or tar due to fine dust and particulates.
Ensure the blade’s maximum RPM rating is compatible with your machine; never exceed the rated speed.
Allow the blade to reach full speed before entering the cut; feed steadily and avoid forcing the blade.
Inspect for missing segments, warping or damage before each use and replace the blade if any defect is present.