Diamond blade with cutting and grinding design

Diamond blades are versatile tools that can be used for cutting and grinding various materials, such as concrete, asphalt, tile, brick, granite, marble, and more. In this blog post, we will explain the design features of diamond blades that enable them to perform both cutting and grinding functions, and how to choose the right blade for your project. Diamond blades consist of a steel core and a diamond segment. The steel core provides support and stability to the blade, while the diamond segment contains synthetic diamonds bonded with metal powders. The diamond segment is the part that comes in contact with the material being cut or ground. The design of the diamond segment determines the cutting and grinding performance of the blade. There are two main factors that affect the design: the diamond grit size and the diamond concentration. The diamond grit size refers to the size of the individual diamonds in the segment. The smaller the grit size, the finer the cut or grind. The larger the grit si