Diamond Blade Performance- Concrete cutting D

Moh’s Range                       Description                                  Aggregates
8-9                                     Citically Hard                               Flint, chert, trap rock, basalt
6-7                                     Hard                           Some river rock, some granites, basalt, quartz, trap rock
4-5                                     Medium Hard              Some granites, some river rock
3-4                                     Medium                      Dense limestone, sandstone dolomite, marble
2-3                                     Medium soft               Soft limestone
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Diamond Blade Performance – Concrete 

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