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Concrete

There are two particularities about requirements on diamond tools in the building sector:

Green concrete is characterized by the extreme abrasiveness of the material. Such abrasiveness is in many cases even enhanced by special aggregates. The bonds often contain tungsten or tungsten carbide, which protect them against abrasiveness. Such bonds have a high density and relatively high sintering temperatures and therefore usually require a thermally stable diamond.
 
The saw blades often have inclined segments, hammer segments or some segments which are displaced towards the center, in order to protect the core from excessive wear.

If concrete is reinforced, the tool requires a share of coarse diamond grit in order to cut the reinforcement.

If special, local aggregates (such as very hard quartz-pebble) are used, we can recommend the optimum bond upon request.


• attractive prices
• a suitable bond for every application
• delivery at short notice
• individual adaptation to our customers’ requests
• sold in quantities from 1 kg up

Bonds for concrete

  Abrasiveness /
reinforcement
Floor cutters Drill bits
31-150mm dia.
Drill bits
from 150mm dia. up
Table saws /
cross cut saws
Wall-mounted saws Hand tools Grinding tools
Green concrete
wet
normal
extra abrasive
V23-300
V17-785
upon request
           
Prestressed concrete
wet, reinforced
normal
extra abrasive
      V8-595
V26-788
V16-785
     
Old concrete
wet, little reinforced
normal
extra abrasive
hard
        V22-799
V23-801
V9-881
   
Old concrete
wet, very reinforced
normal
extra abrasive
hard
BD-11
DIABASE-V18
85-3
V10-881
V23-801
BD-11
V10-881
V22-799
BD-126
V9-881
V23-801
BD-11
V10-881
V22-799
V23-801
V9-881
   
Old concrete
dry
abrasive
normal
85-3
V9-1001
V23-801
BD-11
V10-881
V11-881
V9-1001 upon request
upon request
V13-502 BD-11
V10-881
Brick
universal
        V9-881
V13-502
  V8-881  

The following chart gives you an overview of the different properties of all concrete bonds. You can download this overview as a PDF file by means of a download link at the end of the chart. If required, you can download the required, free-of-charge viewer from the software company’s homepage.

Bond Sintering temp.
°C
Hardness
HRB
Density max.
g/cm³
Main components Particularities Cold-pressing properties
V13-502 860-920 ca. 92 8,90 Co, Cu, Fe contains nickel good
V8-881 780-820 94-95 8,71 Co, Cu - good
V9-1001 860-920 ca. 96 8,80 Co, Fe, W contains nickel good
V9-881 820-860 99-100 8,78 Co, Cu - good
V10-881 820-860 100 8,75 Co, Cu - good
DIABASE-V18 780-860 100 8,13 Fe, Co, Bz cobalt alternative medium
V23-801 860-920 100 8,85 Co, Cu - good
V11-881 860-900 100-101 8,77 Co, Cu - good
V22-799 780-860 101 8,82 Co, Bz - good
BD-126 940-980 101-102 8,70 Co - medium
BD-11 780-860 106 8,77 Co - good
85-3 860-920 105-110 9,40 Cu, WC - good
V26-788 1060 111 9,87 HM, Co contains nickel good-medium
V8-595 1020 46 (HRC) 11,17 HM, Wc-Co, Ni contains nickel medium
V15-785 1140 46 (HRC) 10,60 Co, WC - medium
V16-785 1160-1200 49 (HRC) 11,30 WC, Co - difficult
V23-300 980-1020 50-51 (HRC) 11,76 WC, Co, Bz contains nickel medium
V17-785 1160-1200 52 (HRC) 11,76 WC, Co - difficult