This diamond wire is listed for construction cutting and demolition, including reinforced concrete, normal concrete and steel structures. The saved product data emphasises work in confined areas with low vibration, low noise and no dust, and lists three bead technologies.
Applications named in the original page
The saved description mentions bridges, posts, chimneys, reinforced concrete, steel and iron parts, nuclear reactors and underwater structures. That broad list should be narrowed to the actual cut before a wire is selected. State the section dimensions, reinforcement, access, water control and the wire-saw arrangement proposed for the job.
Rubber assembly with springs is the preferred construction named on the page because it protects the steel cable. Sintered, electroplated and vacuum-brazed beads are listed as available choices.
Three application rows in the parameter table
| Application | Diameter | Beads per metre | Wire speed | Listed cutting speed |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Steel structure | Φ10.5 mm | 40 | 20–22 m/s | 0.5–1.0 m²/h |
| Reinforced concrete | Φ11 mm | 40 | 20–22 m/s | 0.8–2.0 m²/h |
| Normal concrete | Φ11.5 mm | 40 | 22–25 m/s | 2–5 m²/h |
These source ranges are comparison anchors. The actual result depends on the section and reinforcement encountered, so acceptance should use a representative cut.
Demolition enquiry checklist
- Structure drawing, cut line and estimated steel content
- Access, anchoring, pulley positions and available working space
- Water collection and site restrictions
- Wire-saw model, drive and required loop length
- Cut sequence, acceptance method and used-wire inspection plan
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