DevgonPAVTKO Vane Turbo Concrete Blade
- Diameter:
- 12" – 14"
- Arbor:
- 20mm
- Application:
- Concrete, Re-enforced Concrete
Concrete Tooling
Concrete & Masonry Cutting Blades — Canada
Devgon’s Concrete collection lists PAVTKO and PAULGKO cutting blades. PAVTKO lists concrete and reinforced concrete in 12 inch and 14 inch sizes with a 20 mm arbor. PAULGKO lists masonry stone, interlock and granite in 12 inch, 14 inch and 16 inch sizes; its arbor is described only as Standard, so confirm the exact connection.
Both listings specify cut-off saw or Quik Cut use and dry and wet cutting. Neither listing establishes asphalt or green-concrete suitability, a specific rebar cutting capacity, walk-behind saw fit or concrete coring capability. For concrete or masonry work in Toronto, Brampton or the GTA, confirm the material, reinforcement, saw fit and operating limits before selecting a blade.
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Why Choose Devgon
Concrete Rating
PAVTKO explicitly lists concrete and reinforced concrete.
Masonry & Interlock
PAULGKO lists masonry stone, interlock and granite; do not transfer PAVTKO’s rating to it.
Wet & Dry Cutting
Both listings specify dry and wet cutting for cut-off saw or Quik Cut use.
Size & Arbor Check
PAVTKO: 12/14 inch, 20 mm arbor. PAULGKO: 12/14/16 inch; exact arbor needs confirmation.
Concrete Products
DevgonPAULGKO Uni Laser Masonry Stone Blade
- Diameter:
- 12"–16"
- Arbor:
- Standard
- Application:
- Masonry Stone, Interlock, Granite
Frequently Asked
Does this collection include concrete core bits?+
No. This collection lists PAVTKO and PAULGKO cutting blades, not core bits. The separate PAUCM, PAVBDB and PACBKO coring listings do not specify concrete or rebar capability.
What should I check for reinforced concrete cutting?+
PAVTKO explicitly lists concrete and reinforced concrete, with 12 inch and 14 inch diameters, a 20 mm arbor, cut-off saw or Quik Cut use, and dry and wet cutting. Its listing does not give a specific rebar diameter or cutting capacity. Confirm your reinforcement and machine requirements before use; obtain engineering approval before cutting structural concrete.
Can I use these concrete blades on asphalt?+
Neither PAVTKO nor PAULGKO lists asphalt. Do not assume concrete or masonry ratings establish asphalt suitability. Use a blade explicitly rated by its manufacturer for your asphalt and machine.
What is the difference between segmented and turbo diamond blades?+
Segmented blades have gullets between segments that allow debris to escape and the blade to cool — ideal for fast, aggressive cutting in concrete and masonry. Turbo blades have a continuous serrated rim that provides a smoother cut with less chipping — better for harder materials like granite or hard stone. For standard concrete cutting, segmented blades are the professional choice. Always choose a blade rated for your material and machine.
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