Safety Guide of running a diamond saw blade

Safety Guide of running a diamond saw blade

SUGGESTIONS & WARNING

Follow the recommended blade specifications for material being cut.
Make sure the blade shaft speed of the tools is within the maximum safe limit of that blade.
Inspect diamond blade for damage prior to mounting.
Mount the blade on the correct diameter shaft between proper blade flanges and securely tighten shaft nut with a wrench.
Examine blade periodically for fatigue cracks or segment damage.
Check for continuous water flow to each side of the blade when wet cutting.
Always wear proper safety equipment at all times.
Safety glasses and helmet, footwear and hearing protection.
Do not dry cut except with a blade designed for dry cutting.
Do not exceed the maximum operating speed set for the blade.
Do not cut or grind with the sides of a diamond blade.
Do not cut with lateral pressure to avoid quick damage on the blade and shortened life.
Do not force the blade into the material; allow the blade to cut at its own speed. Forcing the blade may cause overheating or damage.
Do not make long continuous cuts with a dry blade. Allow the blade to cool by turning in air every 10 to 15 seconds.

BLADE OPERATING SPEEDS

Diameter (mm)	Recommended Operating speeds (rpm)	Maximum safe speed (rpm)
100	9170	15 000
110	8370	13 600
115	8060	13 300
125	7330	12 300
150	6110	10 200
180	5090	8730
200	4780	7640
230	3990	6640
250	3670	6110
300	3060	5090
300HS	n/a	6370
350	2620	4370
350HS	n/a	5460
400	2290	3620
400HS	n/a	4780
450	2040	3400
500	1830	3060
550	1670	2780
600	1630	2550
650	1410	2360
700	1310	2180
750	1220	2040
800	1150	1910
850	1080	1800
900	1020	1700
950	970	1610
1000	920	1530
1050	860	1450
1200	750	1275

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​Safety Guide of running a diamond saw blade

Safety Guide of running a diamond saw blade