These blade segments are listed for large quarry cutters extracting granite blocks. The old table covers 2200–4800 mm blade diameters, with segment count rising from 132 to 216 across the recorded sizes.
Quarry-cutter diameter rows
| Blade diameter | Segment count |
|---|---|
| 2200 mm | 132 |
| 2600 mm | 140 |
| 3000 / 3200 mm | 160 |
| 3500 / 3600 mm | 180 |
| 4200 mm | 200 |
| 4800 mm | 216 |
The 2200 mm row shows several tapered segment-width combinations at 15 mm height, starting with 23 × 12/13 × 15 mm and extending through 23 × 17/18 × 15 mm. Confirm which geometry applies to the chosen blade.
Core and stone information are essential
The product description ties these segments to granite quarry block extraction. Send the exact blade-core drawing, current segment layout, attachment method and a granite sample or cutting record. The large diameter makes the core's condition and the correct segment count part of the technical selection, not secondary purchasing details.
Quarry acceptance record
- Blade diameter, core drawing and inspected condition
- Approved segment dimensions and total count
- Granite type, planned cut and quarry machine
- Water delivery and agreed operating settings
- Cut result and segment wear observed after a representative interval
Before attaching the complete set, compare the delivered segments with the approved drawing and lay out the count for the selected core. Keep photographs of the attachment and the first inspection. A traceable record matters when the next segment batch is ordered for the same quarry blade.
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