Cost for different diamond blade

Processing Method    Cost           Productivity      Life         Speed               Dry or Wet


Cold Pressed             ▲                ▲▲▲▲      ▲▲        ▲▲▲                    Wet

Hot Pressed             ▲▲               ▲▲▲        ▲▲▲     ▲▲▲▲          Dry or Wet

Laser Welded         ▲▲▲            ▲▲        ▲▲▲▲   ▲▲▲▲            Dry or Wet

Brazed                 ▲▲▲▲             ▲           ▲▲▲▲   ▲▲▲▲               Wet
From above information, we will know the Hot Pressed diamond blade is the best  for cutting condition, cutting speed, and cost.
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