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DEWALT XP Diamond 4-1/2-in Turbo Rim Diamond Blade, 7/8-in Arbor

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DEWALT XP Diamond 4-1/2-in Turbo Rim Diamond Blade, 7/8-in ArborDEWALT 4 1 2 in XP Diamond Grinding Cutting Wheel Built for extended performance, this 4 1 2 in DEWALT XP diamond blade features an advanced diamond matrix for long life and aggressive material removal. The turbo rim design cuts cleanly in concrete, brick, block, and tile with a 7 8 in arbor and up to 13,300 RPM. Key Features: Extended Performance: Advanced diamond matrix delivers long life and more cuts per wheel Turbo Rim Design: Optimized for fast,

DEWALT 4-1/2-in XP Diamond Grinding/Cutting Wheel

Built for extended performance, this 4-1/2-in DEWALT XP diamond blade features an advanced diamond matrix for long life and aggressive material removal. The turbo rim design cuts cleanly in concrete, brick, block, and tile with a 7/8-in arbor and up to 13,300 RPM.


Key Features:

  • Extended Performance: Advanced diamond matrix delivers long life and more cuts per wheel
  • Turbo Rim Design: Optimized for fast, clean cutting in brick, block, concrete, and tile
  • Wet/Dry Use: Handles dry or wet cutting applications for jobsite versatility
  • High Compatibility: 7/8-in arbor fits common angle grinders; rated up to 13,300 RPM
  • Durable Build: Large diamond segments with cobalt alloy steel resist wear and chipping

Specifications Table:

Specification Details
Sub-Brand XP
Blade Diameter 4-1/2 in (114 mm)
Arbor Diameter 7/8 in
Blade Type Turbo rim diamond blade
Max RPM 13,300
Application Concrete, brick, block, tile
Wet/Dry Use Yes
Package Quantity 1
Warranty None
UNSPSC 27112800
Prop 65 Warning Yes

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: What tools is this blade compatible with?
A: It fits angle grinders and similar tools that accept a 7/8-in arbor and can operate up to 13,300 RPM.


Q: Can I use it for wet and dry cutting?
A: Yes, the blade is designed for both wet and dry cutting applications.


Q: What materials does it cut best?
A: Ideal for concrete, brick, block, and tile.


Q: Is there a warranty?
A: The referenced data indicates no manufacturer warranty for this blade.


Q: Does it meet safety standards?
A: It is independently certified to applicable standards; always follow tool and blade safety guidelines.


Sculpted Cuts with Industrial Elegance

This DEWALT diamond blade brings a refined precision to masonry work, transforming rugged materials into clean, crisp lines. The turbo rim edge is its signature—swift and disciplined, leaving minimal chipping as it glides through concrete and tile. Pair it with a compact grinder for sharp architectural details on garden paths or accent walls. A steadfast essential for achieving polished, luxurious finishes in hardscape and interior builds.


Choose the DEWALT XP Diamond blade for faster, cleaner cuts and extended life—upgrade your grinder today.

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