Segmented Diamond Blade
Segmented Diamond Blade - General Purpose Cutting
This advanced Diamond saw blade is meticulously laser welded and expertly designed for cutting through asphalt, concrete, and reinforced concrete with utmost precision. Its unique construction features an inclined slot type blank core and is equipped with 22 Diamond Segments, including 5 protective Segments strategically positioned to enhance the blade's durability. Unlike regular blank cores, the inclined type imparts superior strength, enabling the blade to withstand greater impact forces during cutting operations.
Asphalt tends to become sticky during the cutting process, and the 5 protective Segments play a crucial role in shielding the Diamond saw blade when cutting through asphalt, ensuring consistent and efficient performance.
Whether you're cutting roads, bridges, or concrete blocks, this Premium Diamond saw blade stands out as a reliable and efficient tool, ensuring exceptional results in a variety of cutting applications.
Features:
The HNSPC Series Segmented Diamond blade is a reliable and efficient tool for professionals requiring versatility and high-performance cutting. Whether tackling concrete, brick, stone, or asphalt, this blade delivers precision, durability, and safety in a variety of applications.
Technical Parameter | ||||
Item No. | Outside Diameter | Segment Dimensions (mm) | Segment Dimensions (mm) | Arbor |
Thickness |
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TGPC12 | 12” (300mm) | 3.2 | 10 | 1”-20mm |
TGPC14 | 14” (350mm) | 3.4 | 10 | 1”-20mm |
TGPC16 | 16” (400mm) | 3.4 | 10 | 1”-20mm |
TGPC18 | 18” (450mm) | 3.6 | 10 | 1”-20mm |
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