Bosch Expert 110mm (4") Segmented Diamond Cutting Blade

• Manufacturer: Bosch Limited
• Model Number: 2608615232
• Range: Bosch Standard for Universal
• Type: Segmented Diamond Cutting Blade
• Outer Diameter: 110 mm (4")
• Bore Size: 20/16 mm (supplied with reduction ring)
• Maximum Speed: 13,900 min^-1 / 80 m/s
• Application: Concrete, reinforced concrete, brick, block, natural stone, and general masonry

Bosch Standard for Universal 110mm (4") Segmented Diamond Cutting Blade (2608615232) is a general-purpose diamond disc for cutting the hard building materials you meet on almost every site — concrete, reinforced concrete, solid and lime-sand brick, block, and natural stone. At 110 mm it fits the 4-inch angle grinders and marble cutters that do most of the day-to-day cutting on Indian sites.

The segmented rim is the point of the design. Gaps between the diamond segments let heat and dust escape from the cut as the disc turns, so the blade stays cooler through sustained dry cutting than a continuous-rim disc would. That keeps the cut moving on thick, abrasive material like concrete and brick, where a full-rim blade would slow down and glaze as it heats up.

All safety and technical data is laser-marked directly into the steel core — diameter, bore, maximum speed, rotation arrows, and the EN 13236 reference stay legible for the life of the blade rather than wearing off with a paper label. The disc is rated to 80 m/s and a maximum 13,900 min^-1, and carries Bosch's "long LIFE" and "fast CUT" range markings.

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Why Buy from HomeRun?

1) What materials does this blade cut?

It's a universal masonry disc — concrete, reinforced concrete, solid and lime-sand brick, block, and natural stone. That covers most of the hard cutting on a construction or renovation site.

2) Will this fit my 4-inch angle grinder?

Yes, provided the spindle is 16 mm or 20 mm and the tool's speed does not exceed 13,900 min^-1. The blade has a 20 mm bore with a removable reduction ring for 16 mm spindles, which covers standard 4-inch grinders and marble cutters. It will not fit a 5-inch grinder — for those, use the 125 mm blade with a 22.23 mm bore.

3) What is the 20/16 mm bore, and do I need to do anything with it?

The blade has a 20 mm centre hole fitted with a removable reduction ring that brings it down to 16 mm. Leave the ring in place for a 16 mm spindle; press it out for a 20 mm spindle. Never drill or file the bore to fit a different machine — that makes the disc unsafe.

4) Can this blade be used for wet cutting?

It's designed primarily for dry cutting, which is what the segmented rim is built for. If your tool is a marble cutter set up for water feed, wet cutting on harder stone reduces heat and dust and will extend blade life. Only ever wet-cut with a tool rated for it.

5) Is this the right blade for cutting ceramic or porcelain tiles?

Not the best choice. A segmented rim tends to chip tile edges because the gaps between segments strike the material intermittently. For clean, chip-free cuts in ceramic, porcelain, or glass, use a continuous-rim (full-rim) tile blade instead. Choose this segmented disc when you're cutting concrete, brick, block, and stone, where cutting speed and heat clearance matter more than edge finish.

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