The Arix ordered-segment diamond saw blade is a high-performance choice for granite: the irregular segment layout reduces vibration at high RPM, protects the saw spindle, and delivers straight, chipping-free cuts on one of the hardest natural stones. With a soft, self-sharpening bond and high diamond concentration, it cuts faster and lasts longer on granite slabs and blocks.
Granite is extremely hard, so the bond must erode steadily to expose fresh diamonds. Standard uniform segments can glaze or bounce, causing chipped edges and machine vibration. The Arix ordered layout keeps contact pressure even around the rim, so the blade cuts smoothly at high speed while the soft bond self-sharpens continuously.
A: Less than standard blades — the ordered segment layout produces steadier contact and cleaner edges. A continuous rim gives the smoothest finish for critical surfaces.
A: Yes — Arix blades handle quartz and engineered stone well, but match the bond to the specific material for best life.
A: Both — from 300mm handheld cutters up to 1600mm bridge saws, with horizontal-cutting versions available.
A: Granite cutting generates intense heat. Water cools the segments, prevents glazing and flush removes abrasive slurry.
Granite demands a blade that stays sharp and steady under load. The Arix ordered-segment design delivers both: a self-sharpening soft bond for hard stone and an irregular segment layout that keeps the blade smooth at high RPM. Cut wet, match the size to your machine, and you get clean edges and long life.
