| Diamond Blades for saw cutting concrete with a walk behind saws - Soff Cut diamond blades for early entry saws - blades for cutting asphalt and concrete with asphalt overlay - We sell diamond blades from Husqvarna Soff Cut - Target, Wacker, Hilti, Americut and Diteq How does a diamond blade work? A diamond tool consists of a support blade, a wire or drill tube, together with a cutting edge that has segments or beads containing diamonds. The segments or beads consist of a mixture of diamonds and a bond, usually a metal powder, which is sintered together under high pressure and temperature. The tool’s performance is related to the quality of the diamonds and the concentration of diamonds in the segments. When used, the diamond tool forms an increasingly deeper groove in the material that is being cut. The diamonds in the surface of the segments wear down eventually, at the same time as the bond is worn away to expose new diamonds. So it is also very important that the hardness of the bond is suitable for the material to be cut. |
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| We now have Soff Cut diamond blades for Husqvarna Early Entry Concrete Saws |
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| We stock diamond blades for every application. Whether you are cutting asphalt with a high horsepower walk behind saw, or saw cutting concrete joints with a low horsepower green cut saw, we have the perfect blade for your job. Please contact a blade specialist, at Dowd Supply, for information and pricing. |
| Our premium line of professional diamond blades are made in the U.S.A. and guaranteed to give you the best performance. |
| Husqvarna Diagrip Blades Diagrip2 is the latest Husqvarna innovation for diamond tools. Based on the Diagrip technology which distributes the diamonds in a 3D matrix inside the segment, Diagrip2 also optimizes the distribution of the contact areas. Smaller contact areas with higher diamond concentration provide substantially lower friction, giving more energy for the cutting itself, which in turn increases both cutting speed and tool versatility. This optimization of the segment geometry combined with the Diagrip technology is giving birth to a state-of-the-art range of diamond tools, with a much wider application window than any others. |
