SANG DIOAMOND TOOLS 800mm 1000mm Arix Segment Wall Saw Blade blade is used for major construction, renovation, and demolition projects:
Creating Large Openings: For doors, windows, or new passageways in thick concrete walls.
Controlled Demolition: Precisely removing sections of concrete structures like bridges, foundations, or parking garages.
Nuclear Decommissioning: Cutting through massively thick reinforced concrete.
Heavy Civil Engineering: Modifying dams, tunnels, and other large-scale infrastructure.
Key Considerations When Choosing 800mm 1000mm Arix Segment Wall Saw Blade The actual performance depends heavily on the blade's specification, which you must match to your material.
Bond Hardness (The most critical factor):
The metal matrix that holds the diamonds (the "bond") must wear away at the correct rate to expose fresh, sharp diamonds. The hardness of the material you are cutting determines the bond you need.
Soft Bond: For cutting Abrasive Materials (e.g., green concrete, asphalt, soft brick). The material wears the bond down quickly to constantly expose new diamonds.
Hard Bond: For cutting Hard, Non-Abrasive Materials (e.g., cured/hard concrete, granite, engineered stone). A harder bond is needed so it doesn't wear down too fast against the tough material.
Segment Type:
ARIX Segment: The most popular type. The segmented rim has gullets (gaps) that allow for better water flow, cooling, and faster chip removal. A good all-around choice for reinforced concrete.
800mm 1000mm Arix Segment Wall Saw Blade is a professional-grade tool for deep, heavy-duty concrete cutting.
Before you purchase or use one, you MUST know:
Material to be Cut: What is the compressive strength of the concrete? Is it old or new? Is it heavily reinforced with rebar?
Machine Compatibility: Ensure your wall saw machine can handle an 800mm blade in terms of arbor size (typically 50mm or 60mm), horsepower, and RPM.
Correct Specification: Work with your supplier to select the correct bond hardness and segment design for your specific job. Using the wrong blade will lead to poor performance, premature wear, or damage.