Description
DESCRIPTION:
The main priority of the P6-LMCM LASERMAX is to give exceptional productivity and a low cost per cut in concrete and asphalt. It can be used on the hardest of concrete through to building materials and asphalt without compromising cutting speed or blade life. Extremely high diamond concentration helps to ensure long life while deep draft segments protect the steel core when cutting deeper in asphalt and abrasive materials.
MACHINE SUITABILITY:
Hand held disc cutter, floor saw and table saw.
SUITABLE FOR USE ON:
Asphalt, Asphalt Over Concrete, Bricks - Class A Engineering, Bricks - Class B Engineering, Bricks - Standard Facing Bricks, Clay Products, Concrete - Beams, Kerbs, Pipes and Slabs, Concrete - Block Paving, Concrete - Flag Stones, Concrete - Flint Aggregate, Concrete - General Purpose, Concrete - Green (up to 24 hours old), Concrete - Heavy Steel Reinforcement, Concrete - Light Steel Reinforcement, Concrete - Roof Tiles, Concrete Blocks - Lightweight 3 to 7 Newton, Concrete Blocks - Medium Density 7 to 12 Newton, Concrete Blocks - Solid Density 12+ Newton, Cement Screed, Sandstone - Abrasive, York Stone
PRODUCT DETAILS:
| PART NUMBER | DIMENSIONS |
|---|---|
| DP16580 | 300 x 2.8 x 12 x 20mm (12ÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂ)* |
| DP16583 | 350 x 3.2 x 12 x 25.4mm (14ÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂ)* |
| DP16586 | 400 x 3.2 x 12 x 25.4mm (16ÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂ) |
| DP16589 | 450 x 3.6 x 12 x 25.4mm (18ÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂ) |
STANDARDS:
EN13236: European Standard that regulates the safety requirements for super abrasive (diamond) products.
The Organisation for the safety of Abrasives (osa): Members of osa have to imply strict manufacturing, quality and safety procedures in accordance to EN13236.
ISO9001:2010 Quality Management System: Standard designed to help ensure organizations meet the needs of their customers.
DIAMOND BLADE TIPS:
Make certain the blade is suitable for the material before cutting.
Guide the blade straight into the material.
Do not use unnecessary pressure, the weight of the machine is sufficient.
Carry out a slight pendulum movement (forwards, backwards).
If cutting speed reduces you can re-sharpen (dress) diamond segments by making several passes into a highly abrasive material such as, a 3-Newton concrete or cinder (breeze) block.
