
- Diameter:
- 12"–18"
- Arbor:
- Various arbor sizes available
- Application:
- Ultra Compact Slab, Porcelain Slab, Dekton
Devgon’s Bridge Saw collection lists CAFLY Dragonfly and CADF Hummingbird blades. CAFLY lists ultra-compact slab, porcelain slab and Dekton. CADF lists porcelain slab, porcelain tile and porcelain paver. Neither listing names granite, engineered quartz, marble or natural quartzite.
Both families list 12 inch, 14 inch, 16 inch and 18 inch diameters, wet use only and periodic sharpening. Various arbor sizes and pilot-hole options are listed without exact dimensions; confirm the connection for your bridge saw before ordering. For porcelain or Dekton fabrication in Brampton or the GTA, select the blade whose own listing covers the exact surface.
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CAFLY lists ultra-compact slab, porcelain slab and Dekton.
CADF lists porcelain slab, tile and paver.
Both listed families require wet use and periodic sharpening.
12, 14, 16 and 18 inch sizes are listed; confirm arbor and pilot-hole dimensions.


Our listed bridge saw blades are available in 12, 14, 16, and 18 inch sizes. Arbor sizes and pilot-hole options vary by blade and machine. Contact us to confirm availability and fit before ordering.
Many bridge saws use 14 inch or 16 inch blades, while some compact or older models use 10 inch or 12 inch blades. Always confirm your saw manufacturer's blade diameter, arbor size, pilot-hole pattern, and maximum RPM before ordering. A 60mm arbor is common on some machines but is not universal. Devgon's listed bridge saw blades span 12 to 18 inches. WhatsApp us with your saw model and we will help confirm the correct blade.
Blade life varies with granite hardness and abrasiveness, segment design, water flow, cutting depth, and feed rate, so there is no universal linear-foot lifespan. Ask for manufacturer-specific guidance for your blade and material. Running a wet-only blade dry, cutting too fast, or using insufficient water cooling can cause premature wear and damage. Follow the blade manufacturer's cooling, feed-rate, and sharpening instructions.
Neither listed family names granite or engineered quartz. CAFLY lists ultra-compact slab, porcelain slab and Dekton; CADF lists porcelain slab, tile and paver. Both are wet-only. Do not transfer those ratings to granite, quartz, marble or natural quartzite.
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