DeSoutter 7310 Diamond Coated Circular Cast Saw Blade | CC4, CC5, CC6 | 2½" | Single Blade

DeSoutter 7310 — Circular Diamond Coated Cast Saw Blade

The DeSoutter 7310 is a 2½" (64mm) circular diamond coated replacement cast saw blade designed for the DeSoutter CleanCast CC4, CC5, and CC6 cast saw systems. Diamond coating places this blade at the top of the performance hierarchy — the premium choice for clinics cutting high volumes of fiberglass casts.

🔬 What Is Diamond Coating — And Why Does It Matter?

Cast saw blades are all made from a stainless steel base. What separates them is the coating applied to the cutting edge — and diamond coating is the most advanced option available. Synthetic diamond particles are bonded to the cutting edge using a heat-and-pressure process: diamond crystals are heated with powdered metal and pressed into a mold, forming an exceptionally hard cutting surface.

The result is a blade that:

• ✅ Cuts harder cast materials with less effort and less heat
• ✅ Maintains sharpness significantly longer than coated or uncoated steel blades
• ✅ Reduces friction and drag through fiberglass cast material
• ✅ Delivers a faster, cleaner cut — improving patient comfort during removal

📊 Cast Saw Blade Coating Comparison — Strongest to Weakest

Understanding blade coatings helps you choose the right blade for your clinical volume and cast material. All blades start with a stainless steel base — the coating determines longevity, heat generation, and cutting performance.

📋 Product Specifications

• Part Number: 7310
• Blade Type: Circular — Diamond Coated
• Diameter: 2½" (64mm)
• Mounting: Pentagon "easy-fit" hole — can be rotated up to 5 times to maximize blade life
• Compatible Models: DeSoutter CleanCast CC4, CC5, CC6
• Quantity: 1 single blade
• Optimal Cast Material: Fiberglass (Deltalite / Scotchcast)
• Not Recommended For: Plaster of Paris (Gypsona), Polyester (Deltalite / Benicast / CellaCast)

⏱️ When Should You Replace Your Cast Saw Blade?

A patient is always aware of a cast saw near their limb — so a blade that struggles to cut cleanly is a problem on two fronts: it takes longer and generates more heat. Signs it's time to replace your blade:

• The blade requires more passes or pressure to cut through the cast
• Increased heat felt through the cast padding during removal
• Longer cast removal times than usual
• Visible wear or dullness on the cutting edge

Diamond coated blades last significantly longer than uncoated stainless steel blades — making them a cost-effective choice for high-volume orthopedic practices.