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Silver oscillating tool blade with segmented carbide edge, universal fit

Imperial Blades

Imperial Blades MM610 80 Grit Carbide Oscillating Blade

SKU CH-ERHJ-VT8A6

Flush-cut segmented carbide blade with 80 grit edge removes grout, plaster and porous concrete to a 1 inch plunge depth and fits most major oscillating multi-tools

  • Item Count1 pack
  • Cuts grout and plaster efficiently with 80 grit crushed carbide edge
  • Fits most major oscillating tool brands via universal arbor design
  • 1 inch plunge depth reaches deep into joints and tight spaces
  • 2 mm thick blade resists flex for straight, controlled cuts
  • Segmented flush-cut shape removes material cleanly without damaging surrounding surfaces

Imperial Blades MM610 Carbide Oscillating Blade

The Imperial Blades MM610 is a 2-1/2-inch flush-cut segmented blade with an 80 grit crushed carbide edge. It fits Fein Multimaster, Dremel Multi-Max, Bosch Multi-X, Chicago, Craftsman, Harbor Freight, Milwaukee and Ridgid multi-tools via a universal arbor. The 2 mm thick blade offers a 1 inch plunge depth for controlled material removal.

Sustained grinding performance

The crushed carbide edge maintains cutting aggression when grinding grout, plaster and porous concrete over extended periods. Unlike coated abrasives that dull quickly, the carbide granules resist loading and heat buildup during continuous oscillating action. The segmented profile clears dust efficiently, keeping the cutting path open for consistent depth control throughout the job.

Upgrade from standard abrasive blades

This blade replaces conventional sanding or diamond-grit segments when the task demands aggressive stock removal in masonry. The jump is worth it for renovation crews stripping thick epoxy grout or chasing channels in plaster where standard pads wear out in minutes. It is not suited for precision wood cutting, metal work or applications requiring a smooth finished surface.

Highlights

  • Cuts grout and plaster efficiently with 80 grit crushed carbide edge
  • Fits most major oscillating tool brands via universal arbor design
  • 1 inch plunge depth reaches deep into joints and tight spaces
  • 2 mm thick blade resists flex for straight, controlled cuts
  • Segmented flush-cut shape removes material cleanly without damaging surrounding surfaces

Specifications

Item Count1 pack

Questions about this item

How much heat and vibration does the 80 grit carbide edge generate during long grout-removal sessions?

The crushed-carbide edge runs cooler than toothed metal blades because it grinds rather than saws, and the 1 inch plunge depth limits contact time, so heat and vibration stay low even during extended use.

Which multi-tool do I already need to mount this blade?

The universal arbor fits Fein Multimaster, Dremel Multi-Max, Bosch Multi-X, Chicago, Craftsman, Harbor Freight, Milwaukee and Ridgid multi-tools, so any of those will accept it directly.

Will the 2 mm blade thickness bind in narrow grout lines cut by older carbide blades?

The 2 mm thickness matches standard oscillating blades, so it follows the same kerf without binding in joints previously cut by similar-width blades.

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