This diamond tools video places granite cutting blades in both mining and processing. Those two stages use different machines and cut requirements, so the archived product-family statement needs to be divided before a blade is selected.
Blade work at the quarry
A mining blade belongs to a quarry machine and a planned block-extraction method. Blade diameter, segment layout, cutting depth, rail direction, water and the granite face all influence the required tool. The page does not identify a quarry machine or extracted block.
Blade work in processing
Processing can mean trimming a block or cutting slabs on a factory saw. Here the machine, arbor, flange, material thickness and required edge or surface become the selection inputs. A blade suited to one stage should not be transferred to the other because both are described as granite cutting.
Evidence missing from the product video
The source confirms that a diamond cutting blade is part of Huada's diamond tool series and that granite is the intended material. It contains no diameter, bond, segment dimensions, speed or trial result.
A useful inquiry should name either mining or processing first, then attach the machine data and granite sample. Record cut length, time, finish and wear with the supplied blade identity. This makes later comparison possible without inventing a universal granite blade.
