Milwaukee Tool 49-93-7262 Diamond Saw Blade 6 Inch Green Concrete

Product Description

The MILWAUKEE TOOL 49-93-7262 is a 6-inch diamond segmented saw blade engineered for cutting green concrete. Green concrete is partially cured material, typically cut within the first 24 hours after pour, before it reaches full hardness. This blade uses a segmented diamond tooth configuration to manage heat and debris during the cut. At 0.100 inches thick with a kerf width of 0.100 inches, it delivers a controlled cut path suited to early-stage slab and flatwork applications. It is designed for use with compatible wet or dry-cut saws equipped with a triangle arbor. Licensed tradespeople in concrete, masonry, and flatwork typically handle this type of cutting operation.

This blade is intended for use in green concrete cutting applications, including fresh slabs, sidewalks, driveways, and flatwork where early entry cutting is required to control cracking. The triangle arbor style matches specific saw models requiring that mounting configuration. With a 12-tooth segmented layout, the blade allows debris to clear efficiently through the gullets during operation. Both wet and dry cutting methods are supported, giving the installer flexibility depending on job site conditions and equipment availability.

Key Features

• 6-inch blade diameter sized for compact and handheld green concrete saws
• Diamond blade material provides hardness suited to abrasive cementitious cutting
• Segmented tooth configuration promotes chip clearance and reduces heat buildup
• 0.100-inch blade thickness and kerf width for a precise, controlled cut path
• Triangle arbor style for direct fitment to compatible saw spindles
• Rated for both wet and dry cutting conditions

Compatibility

Designed for use in green concrete cutting applications. Compatible with saws using a triangle arbor configuration. Verify arbor style and blade diameter requirements against the saw manufacturer specifications before installation.

Installation Notes

Blade installation should be performed by a qualified tradesperson familiar with diamond blade safety and concrete saw operation. Disconnect or power down the saw fully before mounting or removing the blade. Confirm the arbor style and blade diameter match the saw specifications before securing the blade. When dry cutting, limit continuous cut depth and duration to prevent blade overheating; switch to wet cutting where site conditions allow.