Heavy Reinforced Concrete Wire Sawing Cutting Diamond Wire
Heavy Reinforced Concrete Wire Sawing Cutting Diamond Wire
Description
| Type:: | Diamond Cutting Wire | Application: | Wire Sawing On Concrete And Reinforced Concrete |
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| Process: | Sintered | Bead Size: | 10.5mm |
| Bead Number: | 40 Beads | Quality: | Supreme |
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Cutting Diamond Wire For Wire Sawing The Heavy Reinforced Concrete
1. Concrete Cutting Diamond Wire Description
Diamond wires are cutting tools for rocks (marble, granite etc.), concrete and substitutes of saws in general. They are composed of an AISI 316 stainless steel cable over which are assembled diamond sintered pearls with 10 to 12 mm in diameter spaced 25 mm between each one. The wire is passed through coplanar holes previously made in the rock, and the tension imposed to the wire is made by a motor mounted on trails, coupled to the cutting system. The utilization of this slabbing technology has been expanded all over the world due to its advantages on the other techniques.
Our concrete sawing wire has 40 beads per meter, These sintered beads are a composite of diamond grains and mixed metals which are heated and compressed to form a solid bead. Sintered beads are almost exclusively used in stone and concrete cutting. No commercially available sintered wires are available for steel cutting.
Diamond wire can be configured to handle challenging projects like:
- Bridge removal
- Pier demolition
- Tower demolition
- Marine bulkheads
- Docks
- Industrial sites
- Pressure Vessels
- Concrete Foundations
2. Specificaiton of Concrete Sawing Diamond Wire
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Code No. |
Specificaiton | Character |
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VDW-CO/01
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10.5 x 40 beads | High Speed on General Concrete Cutting |
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VDW-CO/02
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10.5 x 40 beads | Long Life on the General Concrete Sawing |
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VDW-CO/03
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10.5 x 40 beads | Fast Cutting on the Heavy Reinforced Concrete |
3. Other Note
All diamond tipped cutting tools work best at a given surface feet per minute range, diamond wire operates best at a speed ranging between 4800 to 5500SFM. At this speed, material removal rate, cut time, power requirments and diamond bead wear are all optimized. Slower wire speeds are suggested at the beginning and end of cuts to reduce stress on the wire and wire sawing equipment and to allow for better control of the wire.
