The archived working-principle page discusses two different tool forms: fine diamond wire for solar materials, sapphire and optical glass, and beaded wire for stone and concrete work. That terminology boundary comes before the brief drive-and-cooling principle.
Fine diamond wire is one side of the archived distinction
The source associates fine diamond-wire cutting with solar materials, sapphire and optical glass. It presents this as a different tool form from the beaded rope used in stone and concrete applications.
No verified carrier-wire dimension is retained here, and the archive does not support a universal manufacturing statement for every fine wire. The application group is the reliable boundary available from this source.
Beaded wire covers a different object and application group
The archived classification names granite, marble, concrete and large-plate cutting objects for beaded wire. It also lists mining, stone processing and concrete-bridge cutting as application contexts.
These labels explain how the page groups beaded-rope work. They are not a model-selection table and do not make one wire interchangeable across every named material or task.
Beads may follow several production routes
The old text says the beads may be produced by sintering, electroplating or brazing and connected by injection processes. This is a statement about the beaded tool described in the archive, not a universal process specification for all diamond wire.
The main flywheel provides the stated drive
In the concise principle given by the source, the machine's main flywheel drives the wire. The article does not provide routing, tension or feed-control details, so this drive statement should not be expanded into a complete machine anatomy or operating guide.
Cutting creates debris and heat, while water provides cooling
The archive says the cutting action produces debris and heat and requires water for cooling. That relationship is the supported process summary.
No flow value, temperature limit or model-specific cooling arrangement is supplied. Those operating details remain outside the evidence available to this page.
