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Husqvarna Diamond Blades for Tile Saws

Husqvarna Diamond Blades for Tile Saws

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Husqvarna Diamond Blades for Walkbehind Saws

Husqvarna Diamond Blades for Walkbehind Saws

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Husqvarna Elite Cut Diamond Blades

Husqvarna Elite Cut Diamond Blades

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Husqvarna Masonry Blades

Husqvarna Masonry Blades

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Husqvarna Cut N Break Blade Sets

Husqvarna Cut N Break Blade Sets

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Husqvarna Diamond Chains

Husqvarna Diamond Chains

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Husqvarna EH Extrm Blades

Husqvarna EH Extrm Blades

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Husqvarna GH Dri Disc Blades

Husqvarna GH Dri Disc Blades

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Husqvarna HI Series Blades

Husqvarna HI Series Blades

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Husqvarna HS Dri Disc Blades

Husqvarna HS Dri Disc Blades

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Husqvarna Soff-Cut Blades

Husqvarna Soff-Cut Blades

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Husqvarna Vanguard HS Diamond Blades

Husqvarna Vanguard HS Diamond Blades

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Husqvarna Ringsaw Blades

Husqvarna Ringsaw Blades

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Husqvarna Speciality Blades

Husqvarna Speciality Blades

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Husqvarna VH5 High Speed Blades

Husqvarna VH5 High Speed Blades

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Diamond segments or rims are made up of a mixture of diamonds and metal powders. Diamonds used in blades are almost exclusively manufactured diamonds in various grit sizes and quality grades. In the manufacturing process, the metal powder and diamond grit mixture is hot pressed at high temperatures to form a solid metal alloy (called the bond or matrix) in which the diamond grit is retained. The segment or rim is slightly wider than the blade core. This side clearance allows the cutting edge to penetrate through the material without steel drag. To attach the diamond rim or segments securely to the steel core, several different processes are used.

  • Brazing. Silver solder is placed between the segment or rim and the core. At high temperatures, the solder melts and bonds the two parts together.
  • Laser Welding. The diamond segment and steel blade core are welded (fused) together by a laser beam.
  • Mechanical bond. A notched, serrated or textured blade core may be used to lock the diamond rim or segments onto the edge of the blade. Mechanical bonds usually also include brazing or other metallurgical bonding processes to hold the rim or segments in place.
  • Diffusion bond. Patent pending mechanical bond process guaranteed for normal useful life of the blade.

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