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Diamond Blade Performance – Concrete Cutting A
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Factors Involving Concrete When cutting concrete , several factors influence your choice of diamond blades . Compressive strength Steel reinforcing (rebar) Hardness of the aggregate Green or cured concrete Size of the aggregate Abrasivity of the aggregate Type of sand The guidelines in this section are for general reference only. Your best source for information on the characteristics of the concrete you have to cut is from the original contractor. Contact your local Department of Transportation or City Hall for help in finding this information. To be continued laser welded turbo diamond blade
Diamond Blade Trouble Shooting Excessive wear
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Symptom:Excessive wear of diamond blade Cause:a.Using the wrong diamond blade on highly abrasive material (example: glazed tile blade on concrete block). b.Lack of sufficient coolant to the blade. Often detected by excessive wear in the center of the segment (note: in both above cases, diamonds will usually be highly exposed). c.Wearing out-of-round accelerates wear. Usually can be caused by bad bearings, worn shaft or using a blade too hard for the materials being cut. d.Insufficient power caused by loose V-belts, inadequate voltage, or improper RPMs. Remedy:a.Consult the dealer or manufacturer for the proper blade specification for abrasive material. b.Clean up water system. Make certain water pump is functioning properly. ...
Diamond Blade Trouble Shooting Overheated
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Symptom:Overheated Cause: Adequate coolant was not provided. Remedy:Check the water supply for adequate volume and for obstructions in the water system. Use dry blades ONLY for shallow cutting (1-2” deep) or step cutting. Allow blade to run freely every 10 to 15 seconds in order to increase cooling air flow. For more information, please click here Diamond blade
Diamond Blade Trouble Shooting Diamond segment Cracked
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Diamond Blade Trouble Shooting Guide D
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Symptom: Loss Tension of diamond blade Cause:Utilizing diamond blade flanges that are under size or not the same diameter, creating uneven pressure on the center. Remedy:Make certain diamond blade flanges are proper size and identical diameter, minimum 3-7/8”, 4-1/2” on concrete saws, 6” minimum on diamond blades that are 30” diameter and larger. Diamond cutting blade
Diamond Blade Trouble Shooting Diamond segment Loss D
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Diamond blade trouble shooting Guide A
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This diamond blade trouble shooting guide will help you identify, diagnose and correct diamond blade problems. The following are samples of some of the problems you may encounter in the field, with a cause and remedy guide to diagnose and correct these of some of the problems you may encounter in the field, with a cause and remedy guide to diagnose and correct these problems. Symptom: Loss Tension of diamond blade Cause: Diamond Blade being used on misaligned saw. Remedy:Check for proper saw alignment. Diamond cutting disc
The Grades of diamond blade from JDR Diamond Tools
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They are Four Grades for diamond blades to meet different demand from our cutomers: A) Professional Purpose diamond blade : for large civil engineering construction on a regular daily basis, require long life(Less expensive per cut/meter) and fast cutting speed. B) Builder's (Contractor) Purpose diamond blade : for regular cuse with medium life, fast cutting speed no need the same life of a Professional Blade. C) DIY Purpose Diamond blade : For small scale occasional use, require fast cutting speed and reasonable life D) Promotional Purpose diamond blade :cut well with water but with short life. Diamond blade
Comparative Chart of Diamond blade with different segment
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Diamond Blade with continuous smooth rim provides the smooth cut in ceramic tiles and ornamental stone. Diamond Blade with Segmented or Turbo type may produce slight chipping but generally have a longer life and lower cost per cut than continous rim blades. Segmented Diamond blades provide the longest and lovest cost per cut but only suitable for work where chipping is not a problem. Segmented Turbo ...
How to choose the right diamond blade A
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Before you get started Decide which is most important to you: the initial price of the blade or the cost per cut. 1.For smaller jobs or occasional use, a low priced Diamond blade may be preferable. 2.For larger jobs or regular use, a higher priced Diamond blade will actually be less expensive to use because it will deliver the lowest cost per cut. For really big jobs, the lowest possible sawing cost (cost per foot) is usually much more important than the initial price. JDR Diamond Tools has a grading system to help you identify the different performance levels of Diamond blades for you to choice Turbo diamond blade
How to choose the right diamond cutting blade B
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Know the type and horsepower of the saw being used A list of different types of equipment you may use diamond blades on is provided as below: 1. Cutting Machine 2. Wall Saw 3. Tile saw 4. Hand saw 5. Angle Grinder 6. Grinding Mchine 7. Cut-off Saw 8. Concrete saw Diamond Blades that are to be used on power cutters have to be rated at higher rpms Diamond blade&cutting disc