350mm Laser Welded Turbo Segment Diamond Saw Blade Concrete Cutting Discs

350mm Laser Welded Diamond Saw Blade Concrete Cutting Discs

>> SANG diamond cutting disc Turbo guarantees a fine and fast cut, clean cutting edges and little dust
>> They are professional cutting discs for continuous use
>> The cutting discs are extra thin with reinforced blade flange
>> Best best price-performance ratio
>> Made of high-quality steel cores and diamonds, which can withstand the specified materials without any problems
>> Suitable for cutting of: Concrete, reinforced concrete, clay pipes, bricks, roof tiles, granite, natural stone, clinker, etc.

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What disc do I need to cut concrete? 

To cut concrete, you will need a diamond cutting disc or blade specifically designed for this purpose. Concrete is a hard and abrasive material, and standard cutting discs may not be effective or may wear out quickly when used for cutting concrete. Here are some key considerations for choosing a diamond disc for cutting concrete:

Diamond Blade Type: Look for a diamond blade designed for concrete cutting. These blades typically have synthetic diamond crystals embedded in the blade's edge for increased hardness and durability.

Segmented Rim Design: For concrete cutting, a segmented rim design is commonly used. The segments have gaps between them, allowing better cooling and debris removal during cutting.

Size and Arbor: Choose a diamond blade that matches the size and arbor of your saw or cutting tool. The size of the blade is typically specified in inches or millimeters, and the arbor size must match the arbor of your cutting tool.

Wet or Dry Cutting: Some diamond blades are designed for wet cutting, where water is used to cool the blade and control dust. Others are designed for dry cutting. The choice may depend on your equipment and the working conditions.

Hardness of Concrete: Consider the hardness of the concrete you will be cutting. For softer concrete, a general-purpose diamond blade may suffice, while harder concrete may require a more specialized and durable blade.

Application: If you have a specific application, such as cutting cured or reinforced concrete, you may need a blade designed for that purpose.

Additionally, use appropriate safety gear, such as safety glasses, hearing protection, and gloves, when operating power tools and cutting concrete. If you are unsure about which diamond blade to use or how to cut concrete safely, consult with us of your cutting tools.