Stone Cutting Blades
Why Blade Maintenance Matters
As essential tools for stone fabrication, stone cutting blades gradually wear down with use. Proper maintenance prevents premature blade failure while improving cutting efficiency and reducing replacement costs.We recommend this one for stone cutting blades:150mm Dry Slicing Marble Granite Concrete Universal
How to Maintain Stone Cutting Blades: Expert Guide
1. Post-Cutting Cleaning Protocol
Remove stone dust immediately using a nylon brush. For stubborn residue, soak blades in pH-neutral cleaner for 10 minutes – never use acid-based solutions.
2. Regular Blade Inspection
Monthly check diamond segments for wear. Discontinue use if segments detach or blade warps – consult certified technicians for repairs.
3. Proper Storage Methods
Hang blades vertically in low-humidity areas. Apply rust preventive oil and wrap in vapor-proof paper for long-term storage.
4. Optimizing Cutting Parameters
Adjust RPM based on material hardness:
– Marble: 3000-3500 RPM
– Granite: 2500-2800 RPM
Excessive speed causes thermal deformation.
We recommend this cutting blade for stone chamfering cuts:110 U-Tooth Stone Chamfering Blade
Common Maintenance Mistakes
- Mistake 1: Scrubbing with steel wool (damages segment welds)
- Mistake 2: Rinsing hot blades (causes micro-cracks from thermal shock)
Q&A: Stone Blade Maintenance Explained
Q: How often should blades be maintained?
A: Perform complete maintenance after every 8-10 hours of cutting.
Q: Can I rinse blades with tap water?
A: Never! Chlorine accelerates oxidation. Use deionized water with lint-free cloths.
Q: When should worn blades be replaced vs. repaired?
A: Blades with >1.5mm diamond layer can undergo professional reconditioning. Below this threshold requires replacement.
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Shandong Zhan Yue Tools Co.
