Husqvarna Construction 542761415 Segmented Diamond Blade

Product Description

The HUSQVARNA CONSTRUCTION 542761415 is a 10-inch TSD-S segmented diamond blade designed for cutting ceramic tile, stone, fiberglass, and cement siding. The segmented rim geometry promotes efficient material removal and helps manage heat during both wet and dry cutting operations. With a blade segment thickness of .080 inches and a multi-size arbor accepting 7/8-inch, 20 mm, or 5/8-inch bushing configurations, this blade fits a wide range of power tools used in tile and masonry work. It is sold in a package quantity of five blades.

This blade is suited for residential and light commercial applications where installers need a single blade that transitions between wet and dry cutting without changing tools. Typical use cases include tile flooring installation, cementitious siding cuts, and stone fabrication trim work. Compatible tools include angle grinders, circular saws, and tile saws. The 10-inch diameter and multi-arbor bushing system make it adaptable across common saw platforms found on job sites.

Key Features

• Segmented diamond rim supports wet or dry cutting on ceramic tile, stone, fiberglass, and cement siding
• 10-inch blade diameter fits standard tile saws, circular saws, and angle grinders
• Blade segment thickness of .080 inches for controlled, precise kerf width
• Multi-size arbor accepts 7/8-inch, 20 mm, or 5/8-inch bushing for broad tool compatibility
• Sold in a package of five blades for job-site efficiency

Compatibility

Designed for use with angle grinders, circular saws, and tile saws that accept a 10-inch segmented diamond blade with 7/8-inch, 20 mm, or 5/8-inch arbor configurations.

Installation Notes

Diamond blades must be installed by a qualified operator following the tool manufacturer's arbor size and blade guard requirements. Always power down and disconnect or unplug the saw before mounting or removing the blade. Confirm the blade's maximum RPM rating is not exceeded by the tool's no-load speed before operation. When wet cutting, ensure the water feed system is functioning before the cut begins to prevent overheating the blade segment bond.