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Offers diamond blade core bits, concrete, asphalt, and masonry
blades.
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Value Diamond Tool Company's President, Edward
J. Dempsey, began selling diamond
tools in 1958 while attending Occidental College in Los Angeles. Mr.
Dempsey has been building and designing tools and machinery using diamond
and core bits
and blades since 1961. He was the first person to apply 400 HZ electrical
power to concrete
blade cutting machines, eventually developing a complete comprehensive
400 HZ cutting system used by many professional concrete cutters. Almost
all modern diamond tools are manufactured using a method where very
small diamonds and various metals are mixed and formed into a matrix
that is fastened into the cutting edge of the tool. As the metal matrix
wears away in the “cutting process”, new diamonds project from the matrix
to keep the cutting speed of the diamond tool relatively constant until
the tool is worn out. When ever possible, it is preferable to cut wet
instead of cutting dry because of the respiratory danger associated
with breathing dust when using a dry
asphalt blade and masonry
blade and the possibility of over-heating the tool if using a powerful
machine. |
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Buy cutting tools such as concrete, refractory, and diamond saw
blade.
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| The team of Value Diamond Tool Company's
executives, engineers and marketing personnel amount to well over 200
years of experience. VDTC's affordable quality diamond cutting
tools include blades
of asphalt, concrete,
masonry, stone, tile, and refractory
blade etc. to meet your cutting needs. All products are tested to
provide customers with the best balance of cutting speed and tool life
for the money spent. Almost all modern diamond tools are manufactured
using a method where very small diamonds and various metals are mixed
and formed into a matrix that is fastened into the cutting edge of the
tool. As the metal matrix wears away in the “cutting process”, new diamonds
project from the matrix to keep the cutting speed of the diamond
tool relatively constant until the tool is worn out. The single most
important factor in properly choosing diamond tools is to match the
tool to the material you want to cut and the machine you have available.
If you do this properly, cutting with diamond tools will be both fast
and economical. |
