Hydro Construction Products collective experience in the concrete sector has served as the reason for their new venture in supplying high-quality diamond tools across the Australian building and construction sector.
Diamond tools have become a staple in the concrete cutting industry because of the numerous advantages the technology offers. Here are the following grounds why diamond tools are beneficial in the built industry:
1. Increased Productivity
Diamond tools significantly increase the work efficiency by improving the safety of the working environment, while decreasing the labour intensity of the workers.
2. Time-Saving Capacity
The highly abrasive components of diamond tools make cutting, drilling, polishing and grinding of building materials quick and easy. Major industry specifiers like contractors and builders will be able to beat the deadline without ever compromising their work's integrity.
3. High Wear Tool Resistance
Diamonds are the hardest material known to humankind. The change in the diamond tool's dimension is nominal due to its sturdy structural composition even after extended use. Ergo, prolonging the service life of each type of diamond tools.
4. High Grinding Efficiency; Low Grinding Force
Construction tools made with diamonds provide high grinding precision with less heat generation. This minimises if not entirely avoid, burns and cracks on the equipment surface. It also saves onsite energy consumption.
Diamonds are best known for its toughness and structural strength. It's no wonder they were used in creating a sturdy and functional tool that meets the specifications of various industrial applications.
What are the Most Common Uses of Diamond Tools?
1. Cutting
Diamond tools, such as cutting blades and saws are frequently used for cutting hard substances, such as concrete, asphalt, and stone. Diamond cutting is used for various operations from making an 8 mm diameter hole to sawing a 2-metre deep cut across a concrete structure.
2. Polishing
Diamond polishing tools are used for floor preparations, assisting to smoothen out concrete slabs and flooring for residential, commercial and industrial applications. Diamond polishing provides an unparalleled shine and floor finish.
3. Grinding
Diamond tools are exceptional in grinding abrasive materials, thanks to the diamond particles attached to the edge of each blade. They ensure quality, precision cuts. The bond in metal bonded diamond tools determines the hardness of the material that needs to be cut with the diamond tool.
4. Drilling
Diamond core bits and drilling equipment are utilised to create pile holes and collect material sampling by penetrating into the wall, floor or ground surface.
Knowing what particular type of diamond tool to use maximises functionality and the application easier. Find the right diamond tool for your next project by calling Hydro at 1300 GO HYDRO (1300 46 49 376) or visit their website at www.hydrocp.com.au today.
