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Our Diamond Core Bits Working in Canada
Recently one of our clients had handle a big core drill project in Canada, and what they need to drill is reinforced concrete mostly, and based on the pictures they provided, the working performance of our diamond core bits is very impressive, and also the working life is excellent.
26 Nov,2013
Our Professional Blades Working at US
Two pictures below are the scenes that our professional blades are working in US.Our blades with fast and consistent cutting and long lifetime have been successfully applied in all developed countries.
19 Nov,2013
Our Diamond Core Bits Working Performance
These two pictures below are about our diamond core bites working performance,in which our core bit is drilling the reniforced concrete,and achieve good performance.
How to Saw Concrete
Sometime during the construction or remodeling of your home, you will need to breach a concrete barrier. Pipes or wires that need to cross the barrier will require you to saw the concrete before digging can begin. Sawing through concrete are labor-intensive tasks that require focus, physical ability, and a bit of know-how to get the job done right.
18 Nov,2013
WHAT IS A DIAMOND BLADE?
A diamond saw blade is a circular steel disc (core) with an edge of metal bonded diamond segments which act as cutting teeth. The edge of the diamond can have segmented, continuous rim or serrated diamond cutting sections. The blade core is usually, but not always, a ground flat, steel disc. Some cores have sound deadening features. Segmented blades are usually slotted (”gullets“) which provide more efficient cooling by allowing water or air to flow between the segments. Gullets also allow the blade to flex under cutting pressure. Most blade cores are leveled and tensioned at the factory for the specific rpm the blade will be operated at. Correct blade tension allows the blade to bend under cutting pressure and ”snap“ back into position. Diamond segments or rims are mostly composed of diamonds and metal powders. Diamonds used in blades are virtually always synthetic diamonds varying in size and toughness. In the manufacturing process, the metal powder and diamond grit mixture is hot pressed at high temperatures to form a solid metal alloy (called the bond or matrix) in which the diamond grit is retained. The segment or rim is slightly wider than the blade core to reduce cutting friction from the steel core. Several different manufacturing methods are used to assemble segmented diamond saw blades.
13 Nov,2013
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