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CIA Abrasives can assist you with challenges that may arise!
| PROBLEMS |
CAUSES |
RECOMMENDATIONS |
| Segment loss / Cracked segments |
Have twisted blade against material. Blade is too hard for material being cut. Cuts have been to long without sufficient breaks (blade has overheated). |
Hold material securely whilst cutting.
Use softer blade.
Ensure use of adequate water. When cutting dry, they must be short controlled cuts. |
| Blade loss of tension |
Saw is likely to be misaligned |
Repair saw alignment |
| Overheated blade |
Insufficient water |
Check water-cooling system flow |
| Arbor hole not round |
Improper seated blade/flange |
Check flange & shaft for wear replacement |
| Uneven segment wear |
Saw misaligned. Inadequate cooling |
Check water spraybars. Check alignment |
| Excessive wear |
Incorrect blade used for material being cut. |
Use specific blade for material being cut |
Customer Service Policy
Carrington Industrial Abrasives Pty Ltd warrants all products against defects in workmanship or materials. CIA Abrasives under this warranty is limited to replacement only. In no event shall CIA Abrasives be liable for consequential or incidental damages arising out of the failure of any product to operate properly. This warranty does not cover normal wear or damages resulting from operator abuse or misuse.
Notes from CIA Abrasives
Important when choosing a diamond blade is accurately identifying the material to be cut. There is a correlation between the life and cutting speed of the material being cut, CIA Blades cut a range of materials, but for optimal performance the blade should be matched to the material you cut most often.
Note: Dry blades can be used either dry or wet, but wet blades must be used with water only.
Important required information
Please tell us your working equipment to ensure the most suited diamond blade is supplied to you. eg - horsepower.
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