Cutting Reinforced Concrete
Steel rebar blunts ordinary blades; cuts stall, overheat, and burn through segments on every structural job.
Dust & Vibration on Site
Dry cutting spreads dust and vibration that disrupt occupied buildings and fail site safety rules.
Precision & Speed for Retrofit
Openings must be exact and fast to keep the build schedule - sloppy cuts mean rework and delay.
Grinding
- Concrete Grinding Cup
- Masonry Grinding Wheel
- Chase Cutter
- Tuck-pointing Bit
| Material | Blade / Type | Segment | Cutting Mode |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reinforced Concrete | Laser-welded | Turbo / Segmented | Wet |
| Asphalt | Asphalt Blade | Undercut segments | Wet / Dry |
| Brick / Masonry | Turbo Blade | Standard | Dry / Wet |
| Green Concrete | Soft Bond Blade | Segmented | Wet |
Technical Tips for Construction Cutting
Wet Cut Reinforced Concrete
Water cools the segment and flushes slurry, extending blade life through rebar without burning.
Use Laser-Welded Blades
Only laser-welded segments survive the impact of hitting rebar - brazed segments shatter.
Core Drill with Steady Pressure
Let the bit cut; excessive force cracks the barrel or jams the core inside the hole.
Match Segment to Material
Hard bond for abrasive asphalt; soft bond for hard concrete. Wrong bond wastes the job.
Road & Bridge Contractor
- Site Engineer, Infrastructure Contractor
Construction Cutting Catalog (PDF)
Blade and core bit specs for concrete, asphalt, masonry and reinforced structures.
