Coreplus Hard Material Turbo Diamond Blade 230mm 2.6mm 22mm
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Hard material turbo diamond cutting blade, 230 mm diameter with 22.23 mm bore.
Features a continuous castellated turbo rim for high-speed cutting and a precision-engineered, high-grade steel core tensioned for true rotation.
High concentration of premium-grade diamond within the bond, with bonded cutting edge to resist glazing.
Manufactured to EN 13236 quality standard.
Weight 658 g; overall dimensions 231 × 290 × 9 mm.
Features a continuous castellated turbo rim for high-speed cutting and a precision-engineered, high-grade steel core tensioned for true rotation.
High concentration of premium-grade diamond within the bond, with bonded cutting edge to resist glazing.
Manufactured to EN 13236 quality standard.
Weight 658 g; overall dimensions 231 × 290 × 9 mm.
EAN 5028485214687 · Coreplus. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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