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bsctoolsDiamond saw blades cannot be easily compared by price alone.
Although price has always been an indicator of quality it may not have alot to do with performance on the job.
The numerous interactions between material, machine, conditions, operator and blade need to be translated into a value for
budget solution, not a price. Literally dozens of diamond specifications can be utilised by the tool designer, and just about
every metal alloy ever conceived used as a bonding agent for them.
This alone would result in a bewildering number of possible combinations available to the tool manufacturer.
Having chosen the diamond and bond,a manufacturing method will need to be decided upon. There are many. In the manufacturing
process tolerances will have to be set; density, porosity, and hardness values amongst otherssteel quality, all have their role to play. Is it any surprise that choosing a diamond blade specification is more complicated than simply
by price?
The applications engineer must consider local conditions, budgetry restrictions, operator preference, machine condition, intended use,
especially in materials of a differing nature.
When blades are purchased by price comparison one assumes all other factors are equal.
This is simply most unlikely! Blades are about as similar as tyres these days. Tyres are usually black. Blades are usually round.
That is where the similarity ends.
How then does a buyer decide if he is getting value for money with this complex tool ?
Perhaps this is where market place experience, reputation, service, after sales support, technical training, support literature all play
a part. One thing is for sure if you compare only blade price and diameter you will take the risk that the blade chosen will not carry
out the task at the envisaged cost. it may fail altogether.
Bonding metals may need to mechanically and chemically hold the diamonds.
affected by dry cutting temperatures.
segments longer and more safely. Yes, it is complex.
Applying diamond blades to the job is clearly an art, not a science. Try to find the artis.
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2013/9/10