Concrete cutter

Concrete saw or cutting machine is an everyday need of the construction industry tool, and also it is essential for cutting and removing concrete and other masonry in a safe and precise manner, and is used often in remodelling and building work. But there are many different types of  concrete saw available, all suited for different purposes, along with several different sawing techniques. In order to help you decide what requirements would fit your needs best, then take a look at our simple guide to the different types 

Dry Sawing: This method of sawing often produces a lot of on-site dust, making it suited for outdoor projects only. A diamond blade may help to keep the blade cool in the absence of water, and could contribute towards reduction of dust build-up. The dry sawing technique requires lots of small, brisk cuts to be made that gradually become deeper; this is to prevent the blade from overheating.

Wet Sawing: Water helps to lubricate and cool a saw blade, resulting in less harmful dust production and a cooler blade. Not only does this help to prolong the lifespan of the blade, but this technique is more environmentally friendly and kinder to health, as dust contains crystalline silica, which can present health concerns