The Red Cat saw blade runs steady and is provided at a great price. This bridge saw blade is designed to run on a variety of stone even though it is listed as a “granite blade”. In fact, the Red Cat blade will even cut quartzite. Here is a list of some of the natural and engineered surfaces this diamond blade will cut:
The Tenax Ceramic wet diamond blade for sintered materials is high quality diamond bridge saw blade designed for cutting sintered materials. The quality cut and clean results from this ceramic blade is worth checking out and learning more.
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Many fabriactors use a variety of materials. In your fabrication shop, you probably use more than one material to create just the right design for your customer. Sintered stone is one of the relatively new materials. You may or may not have heard of this material or used it in your shop. For readers that have not used it, we will take a look at sintered materials. Along the way, we will consider how the characteristics of this unique material and how they affect your decision regarding your blade choices.
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When it comes to cutting ultracompact surfaces, fabricators seek diamond tooling that designed specifically for cutting these types of surfaces. Even very dense materials like porcelain and ceramic can require special cutting equipment. It stand to reason then that DEKTON® would need a very tailored tool set. In this post, we are going to analyze some of the features of DEKTON® surfaces and consider some blades that have been specifically designed for use on this material that seems to be taking the stone industry by storm.
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Running a successful business in the stone fabrication industry takes a lot of work and attention from the owner of the business. And if the business is to gain significant ‘traction’ online, there is even more work involved. Some stone fabricators wonder what goes into maintaining a successful business presence online? There are a number aspects to managing an online presence of any kind. In this post, we will look at some things that stone professionals will need to keep in mind if they are thinking of running a website; particularly one that has a blog. This will help explain how to maintain a stone industry online presence.
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Fabricators of that operate high volume establishments are aware that good quality equipment plays a large role in the shop’s success. Not only that, keeping your equipment in good working order is also imperative. For that reason, we thought we would take a few minutes to go over some of the key benefits of good material handling equipment.
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When it comes to choosing a diamond blade, it helps to know a bit about the various features of them. Why? Because each part of the diamond blade contributes to the way it performs. Which materials it cuts well and how long it lasts are only a couple of the performance measures. Does it cut straight? If you are a high production shop, then the speed of each cut has a direct bearing on your efficiency. And as we know, efficiency translates into profits. Knowing a little bit about diamond blades can help you choose the right blade for a given project.
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Are you looking for a diamond blade that is suitable for quartzite and other hard stone materials? The 5 & 6 inch diamond Quartzite Turbo blades meet this requirement. In fact, it is constructed with specific features that make it good for cutting extremely hard materials quartz and quartzite or granite. What design features make this blade stand out?
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The topic “what you need to know about diamond blades” is vast and could be explored to virtually infinite depth. In this post, we will explore three basic things you need to know about diamond blades that can affect your day-to-day usage.
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Are you looking for a diamond blade that is suitable for granite? The 5 inch diamond granite blade known as the Ultra Dunn blade meets this requirement. In fact, it is constructed with specific features that make it good for cutting granite.
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