Cutting metals and composites demands tools that balance durability and precision. From automotive manufacturing to aerospace engineering, selecting the right blade size optimizes efficiency and quality. Here’s how to match blades to industrial requirements.
Diamond Cutting Blade Optimal Sizes for Tough Materials
5–7 Inches:
Materials: Aluminum sheets, copper pipes, stainless steel.
Applications:
Trimming automotive body panels for assembly lines.
Cutting HVAC duct components.
Tools: Portable band saws or reciprocating saws.
8–12 Inches:
Materials: Steel beams, titanium alloys, carbon fiber.
Applications:
Fabricating structural supports for machinery.
Slicing aerospace-grade composites.
Tools: CNC machines or stationary cold saws.
14+ Inches:
Materials: Armored plating, reinforced concrete with rebar.
Applications:
Demolition work on industrial sites.
Cutting thick metal plates for shipbuilding.
Tools: High-torque industrial saws or hydraulic cutters.
Performance Tips
RPM Adjustments: Lower speeds for hardened metals to reduce friction.
Coolant Use: Lubricate blades to prevent overheating and extend lifespan.
Maintenance: Clean debris after each use to maintain balance and sharpness.
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