Diamond Band Saw Blades

Professional diamond-coated band saw blades for wet cutting of stone, glass, marble, ceramic, tile, and mineral-based materials. Features a high-tensile stainless steel core with a premium diamond abrasive matrix. Available in 1/8" and 1/4" widths across multiple continuous loop lengths to fit standard stone and glass band saws. Engineered for smooth, continuous cutting with minimal kerf loss and edge chipping on hard lapidary materials.

Available Sizes & Pricing

Loop Length Width Price
37" / 37.7" 1/8" $20.00
42" 1/8" / 1/4" $30.00
59.5" 1/8" / 1/4" $40.00
62" 1/8" / 1/4" $40.00
93.5" 1/8" / 1/4" $48.00–$50.00
94" 1/3" / 2/5" $45.00–$50.00
105" 1/8" / 1/4" $45.00–$48.00

Key Features

  • Diamond-coated stainless steel core for wet cutting stone, glass, marble, ceramic, and tile
  • 1/8" width for tight radius curved cuts and intricate contours; 1/4" width for straight cutting and thicker slab sectioning
  • Continuous seamless loop construction resists fatigue failure under tension
  • Designed for wet cutting: continuous water lubrication ensures maximum blade life and clean kerf lines
  • Smooth cutting action prevents blowout and edge chipping on brittle materials

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Q: How do I choose the correct blade loop length for my band saw?
    A: Check your machine manufacturer's manual or measure your current blade loop length. Common lapidary band saw sizes include 37.7" (Gryphon C-40), 42", 59.5", 62", 93.5", and 105". Make sure both the loop length and blade width fit your machine guides and wheel capacity.
  • Q: Can diamond band saw blades be run dry?
    A: No. Diamond band saw blades must always be used with continuous water coolant. Running dry will rapidly burn off diamond electroplating, overheat the core steel, cause blade stretching, and crack brittle stone or glass workpieces.
  • Q: What is the difference between 1/8" and 1/4" blade widths?
    A: The 1/8" blade is ideal for curved, intricate scroll cutting and tight inside radiuses. The 1/4" blade offers higher beam strength and directional stability, making it superior for straight slab slicing and thick section cutting where blade wander must be avoided.