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This is the complete PRODIAMANT Professional range available in the US: diamond saw blades for cutting, carbide and diamond tools for masonry surface prep, precision fret and scroll saw blades, and layout markers for stone and concrete. Start with a proven tool like the TILE LEOPARD Diamond Saw Blade or the Mortar Mole carbide rake, or browse by category below. Every tool is German-engineered and specced for US machines – 7/8" arbors, 5/8" reducers, and 5/8"-11 spindle mounts where they matter. Every diamond saw blade and diamond cup wheel is manufactured to EN 13236, the strict European safety standard for diamond tools.
The PRODIAMANT Range at a Glance
The range is organized into four categories, each built around one kind of work:
- Diamond Saw Blades – continuous, turbo, and segmented rims for tile, stone, concrete, and masonry.
- Masonry & Surface Prep – carbide mortar rakes, diamond tuck point blades, and cup wheels for mortar removal and grinding.
- Fret & Scroll Saw Blades – plain-end 130 mm precision blades for wood, metal, and plastic.
- Layout & Marking – shatterproof chalk markers that work on wet and dry surfaces.
German Engineering, US Stock
PRODIAMANT is a German diamond tool brand. The tools are engineered to German specifications – diamond concentration, segment bond, and carbide grade matched to the material each tool is built for – and configured for the US market. Every PRODIAMANT diamond saw blade and diamond cup wheel is manufactured to EN 13236, the strict European safety standard for diamond tools, which sets requirements for maximum operating speed, mechanical strength and the safety markings on every tool. That means US-standard fitments out of the box: 7/8" arbors with 5/8" reducer rings on the diamond saw blades, and a 5/8"-11 spindle thread on the mortar rake, so the tools mount on the grinders and saws US contractors already own. Orders ship from US inventory, so a blade for this week’s job arrives on a US timeline, not an import one.
How to Choose
Choose by task, then by material. Cutting tile, stone, or concrete: go to the diamond saw blades and let the material pick the rim – continuous for porcelain, turbo for hard stone, segmented for concrete. Repointing, grinding, or stripping coatings: go to surface prep, and be honest about your mortar, because soft lime mortar takes carbide while hard Portland mortar needs diamond. Fine interior cuts in wood, metal, or plastic: fret and scroll saw blades, sized by stock thickness. And before any of it, mark your layout with chalk that survives a wet surface. Every product page lists fitment and maximum RPM – check them against your machine before you order.