Vari Cut Soff-Cut Blades
Dry / Laser welded / V-notch diamond segments

Professional Dry Early-Entry Blades for Green Concrete with Hard Aggregate
Green concrete with hard aggregate requires an early-entry blade capable of cutting quickly and smoothly before the concrete has fully cured.
DIATOP VARI CUT SOFCUT Blades are specially designed with diamond segments featuring V-notches to support fast and smooth cutting in green concrete.
The blades are available for green concrete containing ultra-hard aggregate as well as green concrete with medium to hard aggregate.
Different bond options are available to match the aggregate condition, with additional bonds available upon request.
Type of Equipment: ES / FL (Early Entry Saws / Flat Saws – 13 HP or less)
Key Features
Available Sizes
Item – D x T inch / D x T mm / Segment Height inch / Segment Height mm
* Other bond available upon request
Typical Applications
green concrete cutting, early-entry concrete cutting, dry green concrete cutting, hard aggregate green concrete cutting, ultra-hard aggregate concrete cutting, medium to hard aggregate concrete cutting, fresh concrete cutting, concrete control joint cutting, concrete slab cutting, V-notch diamond blade cutting
Q1. What early-entry blade is recommended for green concrete with hard aggregate?
A. DIATOP VARI CUT SOFCUT Blades are designed for green concrete containing ultra-hard aggregate as well as medium to hard aggregate. The blades use specially designed V-notch diamond segments for quick and smooth cutting.
Q2. Can VARI CUT SOFCUT Blades be used on ultra-hard aggregate green concrete?
A. Yes. The catalog specifically states that VARI CUT SOFCUT Blades are available for green concrete with ultra-hard aggregate and for green concrete with medium to hard aggregate.
Q3. What is the benefit of the V-notch segment design?
A. The specially designed diamond segments with V-notches are intended to make green concrete cutting quick and smooth during dry early-entry cutting applications.
For early-entry blade selection guidelines, bond selection, aggregate conditions, dry-cutting operating parameters, and troubleshooting guidance, please visit the DIATOP Tech Notes section.