FAQ

Use a dry core bit set for quick, portable drilling where water is impractical or prohibited, such as electrical/plumbing overhead work, or in dry interior environments. CRITICAL SAFETY: Always use a certified vacuum attachment to control hazardous silica dust, wear a P3-rated respirator, and ensure adequate ventilation. Dry cutting generates intense heat, so use intermittent drilling patterns.

A reliable concrete cutting disc supplier should offer: A full range of diameters and bond types (soft for hard concrete, hard for abrasive), discs optimized for both handheld saws and walk-behind machines, competitive pricing for high-wear consumables, and guaranteed availability to avoid project downtime. Technical data on maximum RPM and cutting depth is essential.

Arix blades (often a brand or specific line) are renowned for their aggressive cutting pattern and durability in tough materials. They are typically best used for fast, deep cutting in reinforced concrete, heavily abrasive masonry, and asphalt. Their uniqueness often lies in a specialized segment design and diamond matrix formula that resists wear from rebar and aggregate.

Not optimally. While a general-purpose blade may work, best practice is to use a softer-bond blade designed for green concrete to prevent glazing and ensure continued sharpness. A blade for cured concrete typically has a harder bond. Using the wrong type can lead to slow cutting, overheating, and premature wear. Consult our guide for the correct Arix blade specification.

The bond hardness should match the material's abrasiveness.

• Hard, less abrasive concrete (old, polished): Use a SOFT bond disc to allow new diamonds to expose quickly.

• Soft, highly abrasive concrete (green, sandy): Use a HARD bond disc to hold diamonds longer and prevent excessive wear.

Our team can help you select the perfect disc from our range as your concrete cutting disc supplier.

A professional dry core bit set from Buteo typically includes: Multiple bit diameters (e.g., 32mm, 52mm, 102mm), a centering pilot drill (arbor), adapters for different drill machines, and a core ejection tool. The most critical component we emphasize is a high-efficiency dust extraction shroud for safe operation.

Absolutely. As a specialized wall cutting blade manufacturer, we offer OEM and custom manufacturing services. We can engineer blades with custom diameters, segment heights, diamond concentrations, and bond formulations to tackle unique materials like ultra-high-performance concrete (UHPC), fiber-reinforced concrete, or composite materials.

Yes, diamond tools can be used on a variety of other materials besides stone, including metals, plastics, and wood. However, it is important to select the appropriate diamond tool for the specific material being cut or ground.

The lifespan of diamond tools can vary depending on the quality of the tool and the materials being cut or ground. Generally, diamond tools have a longer lifespan compared to traditional cutting or grinding tools.

Proper care and maintenance are essential for maintaining the performance and lifespan of diamond tools. Some tips for caring for diamond tools include cleaning and drying them after each use, storing them in a dry and secure place, and sharpening or repairing them as needed.