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Mexco · SKU:
137113
Mexco TPXCEL Tri Purpose Diamond Blade
Mexco TPXCEL tri-purpose diamond blade for concrete, masonry and asphalt. Laser-welded XCEL segments, wet or dry cutting, 230mm-450mm diameters.
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£68.99
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Mexco TPXCEL Tri Purpose Diamond Blade
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Mexco TPXCEL Tri Purpose Diamond Blade - 230mm / 22.23mm is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Why it works
Built for mixed-material cutting
Tri-purpose cutting
One blade cuts reinforced concrete, masonry and asphalt, so there is no need to swap blades on site.
TCT undercutting protection
Segments are shielded from premature wear for a longer working life.
Wet or dry cutting
Rated for both wet and dry cutting across angle grinders, bench saws, disc cutters and floor saws.
Ventilation cooling
Cooling holes disperse heat quickly to maintain cutting speed in continuous use.
Laser-welded segments
Segments are laser-welded to the core for durability under continuous site use.
Overview
Mexco TPXCEL Tri Purpose Diamond Blade - Overview
The TPXCEL is a general-purpose diamond blade for cutting the most common building and construction materials without swapping blades on site. Laser-welded, XCEL-grade segments with a castellated rim give fast stock removal and a clean finish on reinforced concrete, concrete blocks, asphalt, brick and stone.
10mm
Segment height
5sizes
Diameter options
3bores
Bore fitments
XCELgrade
Segment grade
| Dimensions | |
|---|---|
| Segment height | 10mm |
| Diameters | 230mm, 300mm, 350mm, 400mm, 450mm |
| Bore | 20.00mm, 22.23mm or 25.40mm depending on size |
| Details | |
|---|---|
| Grade | XCEL |
| Gullet type | Keyhole |
| Segment type | Segmented, castellated rim |
| Segment attachment | Laser welded |
| Undercutting protection | Yes |
| Ventilation | Yes |
| Recommended tool | Angle grinder, bench saw, disc cutter or floor saw |
| Dry / Wet | Wet and dry |
Frequently asked questions
What materials can the TPXCEL cut?
What materials can the TPXCEL cut?
It is rated for reinforced concrete, concrete blocks, brick, stone, sandstone and asphalt, so one blade covers most general building and construction materials.
Can it cut wet and dry?
Can it cut wet and dry?
Yes. The TPXCEL is rated for both wet and dry cutting - wet cutting extends blade life and controls dust.
What tools does it fit?
What tools does it fit?
Angle grinders, bench saws, disc cutters and floor saws. Check your machine's maximum blade diameter against the size you order.
What sizes are available?
What sizes are available?
230mm, 300mm, 350mm, 400mm and 450mm diameters, with 20.00mm, 22.23mm or 25.40mm bore options depending on size.
What does the undercutting protection do?
What does the undercutting protection do?
TCT undercutting protection shields the segments from the core wearing away underneath them, so the blade keeps performing safely as it wears down.
Will it cut ductile iron or granite?
Will it cut ductile iron or granite?
It will cut both, along with clay paviours, quarry tiles and green concrete, but blade life is shorter on these harder or more abrasive materials than on its core-rated materials.
How is the blade constructed?
How is the blade constructed?
Laser-welded, castellated XCEL-grade segments on a 10mm segment height, with ventilation cooling holes to disperse heat during use.
