A studio product shot of the Makita E-02509 6-inch segmented diamond blade, featuring a teal and black center label highlighting 4x longer life, 40 percent faster cuts, and compatibility with 7/8-inch and 5/8-inch arbors.
The front of the retail blister pack for the Makita E-02509 diamond blade, displaying the 6-inch blade and icons representing its use for concrete, block, pavers, and brick in wet or dry conditions.
The back of the retail packaging for the Makita E-02509 diamond blade, displaying technical specifications, safety icons for protective gear, and the maximum safe speed of 10,200 RPM.
An informational graphic titled Best For, featuring isolated 3D samples of masonry, brick, block, and a concrete slab to indicate the primary materials intended for use with this diamond blade.
A studio product shot of the Makita E-02509 6-inch segmented diamond blade, featuring a teal and black center label highlighting 4x longer life, 40 percent faster cuts, and compatibility with 7/8-inch and 5/8-inch arbors.
The front of the retail blister pack for the Makita E-02509 diamond blade, displaying the 6-inch blade and icons representing its use for concrete, block, pavers, and brick in wet or dry conditions.
The back of the retail packaging for the Makita E-02509 diamond blade, displaying technical specifications, safety icons for protective gear, and the maximum safe speed of 10,200 RPM.
An informational graphic titled Best For, featuring isolated 3D samples of masonry, brick, block, and a concrete slab to indicate the primary materials intended for use with this diamond blade.
Makita

Makita E-02509 6 Inch Segmented Diamond Blade for Angle Grinders and Circular Saws Cutting Concrete Brick Block and Pavers with 13mm Taller Segments

In stock
SKU: E-02509
$39.97 USD

Description

Achieve Industrial-Grade Cutting Precision and 4X Longer Tool Life

The Makita E-02509 6-Inch Segmented Rim Diamond Blade is a high-performance solution engineered for the most demanding masonry applications. Featuring 13mm taller segments, this blade is designed to provide up to 4x longer life than competitive alternatives while maintaining aggressive cutting speeds. Whether you are working with cured concrete, dense brick, block, or pavers, the optimized bond matrix ensures a smoother, faster cutting experience that professionals rely on for precision jobsite results.

Designed for maximum versatility, the E-02509 excels in both wet and dry cutting environments. The segmented rim design incorporates engineered slots that facilitate a faster yet cooler cut, preventing overheating during prolonged use. Carefully tensioned to reduce vibration and noise, this blade provides a superior user experience when used with angle grinders, cut-off saws, or circular saws. Made with high-quality diamonds and subject to strict quality control, this 6-inch blade is a durable powerhouse for any masonry or stone project.

Key Features

  • Extended Service Life: Taller 13mm segments offer up to 4x longer life than standard competitive blades.
  • High-Speed Performance: Engineered for faster material removal in concrete, block, brick, and roof tiles.
  • Precision Bond Matrix: Advanced bond design provides a smoother and more consistent cutting action.
  • Reduced Vibration: Expertly tensioned blade body minimizes chatter for improved accuracy and comfort.
  • Wet/Dry Versatility: Specifically built to perform at peak efficiency in both wet and dry applications.
  • High RPM Compatibility: Optimized for high-speed operation with a maximum rating of 10,200 RPM.

What's Included

  • (1) Makita E-02509 6" Segmented Rim General Purpose Diamond Blade

Specifications

Brand Makita
Model Number E-02509
Blade Diameter 6 in
Segment Height 0.51 in (13 mm)
Arbor Sizes 7/8 in, 5/8 in
Rim Type Segmented
Kerf Thickness 0.08 in
Maximum Speed 10,200 RPM
Tool Compatibility Angle Grinder, Cut-off Saw, Circular Saw
Product Type General Purpose
Shipping Weight 0.75 lbs
UPC Code 088381-557207

Pro-Tip: To maximize the life of your diamond blade, avoid putting excessive pressure on the saw. Let the diamonds do the work; forcing the cut can lead to overheating and glazed segments. If you notice a drop in cutting speed, briefly cut through an abrasive material like a soft brick to "re-dress" the blade and expose fresh diamonds.