Description
Blade consumption on a production concrete crew is predictable in a way most costs are not. If you are cutting cured slab five days a week on 14″ saws, you know roughly how many blades the month takes — and buying them one at a time as they wear out is the most expensive way to do it.
Five 14″ Pro Cured Concrete Blades
This is a straight volume buy of the DOT Pro Cured Concrete Blade in 14″, the size that covers most handheld cut-off saw work. Soft bond, segmented, formulated for hard cured concrete and for cutting through rebar. Volume pricing brings the unit cost down about 17% against single-blade pricing.
Who this is for
- Concrete cutting subcontractors buying by the month rather than by the job.
- General contractors self-performing slab work across several sites at once.
- Municipal and utility crews who need blades on the shelf, not on order.
Store them flat and separated — a stack of blades under weight in a truck bed warps, and a warped core is scrap. A blade storage case pays for itself over a five-pack. If your concrete is green rather than cured, this is the wrong bond; see contractor specials for other volume offers.
