Freud DOU16DGX Diamond Grit Oscillating Grout Blade 4 Pack

Product Description

The FREUD DOU16DGX is a diamond grit oscillating blade engineered for grout removal in residential and commercial tile applications. Sold in a 4-pack, this blade features an application-specific geometry that maximizes durability and extends service life in demanding grout removal work. The optimized blade profile accelerates material removal in tight, hard-to-reach areas where standard blades lose efficiency. The universal fit, adapter-free design attaches directly to most oscillating multi-tools without additional hardware, making it a practical choice for tile setters, remodelers, and flooring installers who work across multiple tool brands.

The DOU16DGX is suited for residential and light commercial grout removal tasks including tile replacement, bathroom and kitchen remodels, and floor repair work. Its diamond grit construction handles the abrasive demands of cement-based and epoxy grouts. The universal mount system fits the majority of oscillating tool platforms on the market, with the exception of Starlock-style tools, allowing professionals to run the blade on their existing equipment without adapters.

Key Features

• Diamond grit cutting surface engineered specifically for grout removal applications
• Optimized blade geometry for faster material removal in confined and hard-to-reach areas
• Universal fit, adapter-free mount attaches to most oscillating multi-tool platforms
• Not compatible with Starlock tool interfaces
• Sold as a 4-pack for extended workflow without interruption

Compatibility

Designed for use with most standard oscillating multi-tool platforms using a universal fit interface. Not compatible with Starlock-style oscillating tools.

Installation Notes

Installation and blade changes should be performed with the tool unpowered and unplugged or with the battery removed. Follow the oscillating tool manufacturer's blade-change procedure for proper seating and clamping torque. Wear appropriate eye and respiratory protection when removing grout, as fine silica-containing dust is generated during operation. Disposal of grout debris should comply with applicable local jobsite regulations.