An flush cut diamond blade for angle grinder is constructed from a steel core, metal powder, diamond segments, and a resin bond to hold it all together. The concentrations used to design the diamond sizes and hardness vary.
What is a diamond cutting blade used for?
- Diamond concrete saw blades
- granite cutting wheel
- Bricks
- Diamond cut marbles
- Glass
- Angle grinder diamond blade for tile
- asphalt cutting blade
Just so you know, diamond blades can cut through hard substances like stone. However, you must also ensure that you are utilizing the appropriate diamond tough tools and equipment, such as a floor saws or stationary masonry saw with the appropriate diamond hand saw blade diameter. Contact us to know more about how to cut concrete with angle grinder.
How diamond blade for saw work？
Simply, a diamond blade is a cutting tool which has exposed diamond particles captured in a metal matrix each with a small cutting edge. Flush cut diamond blade is usually made with a steel core or completely impregnated with diamond. During the angel cut diamond cutting operation, the surface speed may reach 30 m/sec, if using a high speed diamond hand saw. This is faster than most cars running on a highway.The cutting action is performed by accumulation of small chips scratched out by the numerous diamond particles impeded in the bond.
The number of cutting edges which is determined by the number of diamonds (or concentration) make up the structure of the concrete grinding wheel, along with its matrix, (metal or nickel bond). The size of the diamond particle will have a direct result in the size of chip you can obtain. The thickness of the Flush cut diamond blade (diamond particle plus matrix) will determine the width of the cut. Therefore, flush cut diamond blade selection along with feed rate, cutting speed, and depth of cut will ultimately determine your diamond sawing success.
Final Thoughts
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