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Titan contractor field reference

Run the right tool at the right speed.

Use this reference to narrow the application. The saw manual, blade label, ANSI requirements, and jobsite safety plan always control.

Critical speed warning

Never operate a blade above the lower of the blade's marked maximum RPM or the saw manufacturer's limit. Overspeed, damaged components, incorrect mounting, or missing guards can cause blade failure and severe injury.

Cutting depth and speed

Blade diameter reference

Depths are approximate and vary with flange diameter, saw geometry, blade diameter, and machine setup. A dash means this condensed reference does not specify that application.

Blade sizeTypical high-speed / flat-saw depthTypical tile depthRecommended RPMMaximum RPM
4"1"3/4"9,07515,000
4-1/2"1-1/4"1"8,06513,300
5"1-1/2"1-1/4"7,25512,000
6"-1-3/4"6,04510,185
7"2-1/2"2-1/4"5,1858,730
8"3"2-3/4"4,5357,640
9"-3-1/4"4,0306,790
10"3-3/4"3-3/4"3,6306,115
12"3-5/8" flat saw-3,0255,095
14"4-5/8" flat / 5" masonry-2,5954,365
16"5-5/8" flat / 6" masonry-2,2703,820
18"6-5/8" flat / 7" masonry-2,0153,395
20"7-5/8" flat / 8" masonry-1,8153,055
24"9-5/8" flat-1,5102,550
30"11-3/4" flat-1,1202,040
36"14-3/4" flat-1,0101,700
42"17-3/4" flat-8651,455
48"19-3/4" flat-7551,275

Fast diagnosis

Troubleshooting by symptom

Blade will not cut

Confirm the bond matches the material. A bond that is too hard may glaze; dress only as permitted by the blade manufacturer and verify saw power and rotation.

Short blade life

Check for an overly soft bond, abrasive material, insufficient water, side pressure, worn bearings, and a misaligned saw.

Segment loss

Stop immediately. Inspect for overheating, impact, undercutting, loose flanges, improper mounting, and material pinching the blade.

Excessive vibration

Stop the saw. Inspect arbor fit, flange condition, blade flatness, bearings, directional mounting, and maximum rated RPM.

Need an application match?

Bring the saw, material, aggregate, depth, wet/dry requirement, and daily footage target.

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The lowest purchase price can become the most expensive tool on the truck. Titan helps contractors evaluate cut speed, usable segment life, operator time and jobsite conditions before ordering.

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  4. 4Wet / dry
  5. 5Daily footage
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