Diablo Steel Demon Cermet II Saw Blade - Triple Chip Grind & Perma-Shield, 7-1/4 in, 48T (D0748CF)

Diablo’s Steel Demon Cermet II blade redefines metal cutting on any jobsite, delivering durable performance for cordless or corded circular saws. Built with exclusive Cermet II teeth, this blade tolerates heat and resists wear, providing a more efficient cutting experience across metals and stainless steels. Expect burr-free edges, smoother starts, and more consistent results as you work through tough materials.

Key advantages for metal cutting

• Enhanced durability — Cermet II teeth offer higher heat tolerance and hardness for up to 25X longer life versus standard grinding discs.
• Cooler cutting performance — up to 50X cooler cuts compared with grinding discs, which can raise steel temperature significantly.
• Increased cutting speed — up to 10X faster cuts, helping you complete metal and stainless steel tasks more efficiently.
• Safety and reduced emissions — Trip Chip action minimizes sparks, supporting safer operation in regulated areas.
• Precision and stability — optimized design minimizes wandering and deflection; Laser Cut Stabilizer Vents reduce noise and vibration while keeping the blade cool.

Real-world use and value

This one-blade solution covers both metals and stainless steels, reducing the need to switch blades between tasks. A controlled cutting action produces larger chip sizes, which can help generate less dust and airborne particulates on the jobsite. The combination of cooler operation, reduced sparks, and burr-free cuts contributes to a cleaner workspace and more predictable results across cutting passes.

On fabrication or renovation projects, you’ll notice steadier cuts with less blade-change downtime and improved edge quality. The blade’s coating and venting contribute to cooler operation and longer tool life, while the robust Cermet II teeth handle demanding metalwork with confidence.

Usage tips

• Use with standard 7-1/4 inch saws, whether cordless or corded, for metal and stainless steel projects.
• Maintain a steady feed rate to balance heat, chip formation, and cut quality.
• Inspect your cuts for burr-free edges after the first passes to confirm best results.