Wire for plain and lightly reinforced concrete
Concrete cutting wire for walls, floors, foundations and openings where a blade cannot reach. Concrete is far less abrasive than granite, so the wire specification changes completely — and so does what you should measure it on.
The diamond bead is the main cutting component and directly influences cutting speed, service life and overall cutting cost. Bead manufacturing process — sintered, vacuum brazed or electroplated — is the first decision.
Softer concrete calls for a harder bond: Harder bond formula — holds the diamond longer and extends bead life where the material is soft and non-abrasive.
Lower-power wire saw machines may require an easier-cutting wire design to maintain efficiency; high-power machines can use more aggressive specifications. Dry cutting applications require specialized wire with improved heat resistance.
Values we can state from real applications, with the basis for each one.
| FamilyConstruction Diamond Wire | Diamond Wire for ConcreteThis page | Diamond Wire for Reinforced Concrete | Diamond Wire for Bridge & Structural Cutting |
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| Material | Concrete and lightly reinforced concrete | Reinforced concrete, structural sections | Reinforced and prestressed concrete, structural steel |
| Bond | Selected against concrete hardness and reinforcement | Aggressive bond formula for heavy reinforcement | Aggressive bond with optimized diamond concentration |
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One row per attribute. A cell reading “Not stated” has no verified figure behind it — we confirm it against your job rather than assume a value. Machine dimensions, weight, wire speed and rail configuration are available on request.
Every specification above is confirmed against your material, machine and site conditions before an order is placed.
We specify against the job rather than the catalog. These are the facts that decide the answer for anything in Diamond Wire.
This product is specified as part of a set. These are the wire families and product groups it is normally combined with — final selection depends on the material, the machine and the site conditions.
Actual applications with the equipment, tooling and working conditions recorded.
Clean, precise structural cuts through reinforced concrete spans, with the structure released for the next phase of works.
Cold, precise and safe dismantling of a 4-meter-diameter steel furnace, meeting the plant's safety and shutdown requirements without any thermal cutti
The reinforced concrete block was cut cleanly, and the run was documented on video as the reference demonstration for concrete wire selection.
How this equipment and tooling performs in real quarry and construction conditions.
Send the material, the machine and the working conditions. We will come back with a specification that suits the job — and say plainly where a limit exists.
