MK Diamond MK-605W 14" x .125" x 1" Premium Grade Blade for Green Concrete # 150167

MK Diamond MK-605W 14-inch x .125 x 1-inch premium wet diamond blade for control joints in green concrete
 

The MK Diamond MK-605W in this listing is the 14-inch premium-grade wet-cutting blade with a .125-inch kerf and a 1-inch arbor, bonded for green concrete. The larger diameter gives more joint depth than the 12-inch blade in the same family.

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• Best For: Slab crews who need deeper control joints than a 12-inch saw can cut, but still want the narrow .125-inch kerf for early-entry work on green concrete.
• Highlight: Stepping from 12 inches to 14 inches on the same .125-inch kerf buys cutting depth without widening the joint, which keeps the sawn joint tight.
• Expert Note: Joint depth for slab control cuts is usually specified at one quarter of slab thickness, so the 14-inch MK-605W covers thicker slabs than the 12-inch version of the same blade.
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Cutting a fresh slab is a race against the clock. Contraction joints have to go in during the sawing window, after the concrete is hard enough that the blade does not tear aggregate out of the surface but before shrinkage stresses crack the slab where they please. Miss that window and you are either chasing ravelled joint edges or explaining a random crack to the owner. The MK Diamond MK-605W in 14-inch diameter with a .125 kerf is a premium-grade green-concrete blade built for exactly that window.

Built for

  • Cut contraction and control joints in freshly placed slabs during the sawing window
  • Saw joints in driveways, sidewalks, patios and interior floor slabs
  • Handle green-concrete joint work on walk-behind saws in the 8 to 20 hp range
  • Run wet to hold heat down and flush slurry out of the cut

The .125 kerf is the efficient choice for standard contraction joints. A narrower cut takes less power, removes less material and lets the saw move faster down the line, which is what you want when you are cutting a lot of linear feet against the clock.

Moving up to 14 inches buys cut depth over the 12-inch blade while keeping the fast, efficient .125 kerf, which suits thicker commercial slabs.

Green concrete blades use a softer bond than a cured-concrete blade. Fresh concrete is abrasive and it does not have the strength to keep the diamonds exposed on a hard-bonded blade, so a cured-concrete blade glazes over and stops cutting. The softer bond wears back at a rate that keeps fresh diamond at the surface, which is why using the right blade for the pour state matters more here than almost anywhere else in sawing.

All MK-605W blades are laser welded, which is the joint you want when a blade is run wet on a walk-behind saw. MK rates the range for saws in the 8 to 20 hp class and builds it with a 10mm segment height, so there is real diamond depth to work through before the blade is spent.

Specifications

  • Manufacturer: MK Diamond
  • Model: MK-605W
  • Part number: 150167
  • Grade: Premium
  • Material: Green (fresh) concrete
  • Diameter: 14 inches (356mm)
  • Width (kerf): .125 inches
  • Arbor: 1 inch
  • Segment height: 10mm
  • Horsepower range: 8 - 20 hp
  • Bond: Laser welded
  • Cutting method: Wet only

Frequently asked questions

When can I start cutting with this blade?

As soon as the slab is firm enough that the blade is not pulling aggregate out of the surface. Crews typically start green-concrete sawing a few hours after placement and use a scratch test on the surface to judge readiness. Cutting too early causes ravelling along the joint edge; cutting too late lets the slab crack on its own.

Can I use this blade dry?

No. The MK-605W is a wet-cutting blade. Water cools the core and the bond and flushes the slurry out of the cut, and running it dry will overheat the blade and shorten its life sharply.

Will it fit my saw?

It has a 1-inch arbor, which is the standard arbor on walk-behind concrete saws. MK rates the MK-605W range for saws of 8 to 20 hp. Check your saw's maximum blade diameter before ordering a larger blade, since the guard sets the limit.

How deep should I cut the joint?

The usual industry guideline is one quarter of the slab thickness, and deeper on slabs with heavy loading. A 14-inch blade gives you the depth range that most residential and light commercial slabs need; step up in diameter if you are cutting a thicker slab.

Discount Cleaning Products is an authorized MK Diamond dealer. Our US-based team can help you match blade diameter, kerf width and bond to the saw and the material you are actually cutting, so you are not guessing at a part number. If you are not sure which blade in the range fits your saw, contact us with your saw model and horsepower and we will point you to the right one.

Features
  • Cuts contraction and control joints in green concrete during the sawing window
  • Delivers a .125 kerf at 14-inch diameter for standard joint work
  • Runs wet to control heat and flush slurry from the cut
  • Fits 1-inch arbor walk-behind saws rated 8 to 20 hp
  • Withstands abrasive fresh concrete with a soft-bond, laser-welded build
  • Provides 10mm of segment height for usable blade life