Technical Info

For customers using ultrafine iron powder, issues like powder oxidation and caking can be troublesome. These problems lead to unstable quality of end products or excessively high scrap rates.

The performance of a tower saw’s cutting head is a direct determinant of stone processing efficiency, tool lifespan, and the quality of finished products. Today, technical experts from Sagwell will shed light on how pre-alloyed powder addresses common issues encountered during tower saw cutting operations.

The performance of a tower saw’s cutting head is a direct determinant of stone processing efficiency, tool lifespan, and the quality of finished products. Today, technical experts from Sagwell will shed light on how pre-alloyed powder addresses common issues encountered during tower saw cutting operations.

In the current sintered diamond tool market, pre-alloyed powders are widely used as one of the matrix materials. But do you know about their development history?

When organizing customer needs, the technical staff of Sagwell found that many customers encounter difficulties in sintering wire saw beads. So, what are the challenges of using metal powder as the matrix material? Thin walls! Difficult to heat! Easy to damage! Compared with the difficulties of other tools, these are the main ones!

Most sintered diamond tool matrices produced by Sagwell contain tin, either added as a pure element or in the form of alloy powder. But do you know the role of tin in the matrix?

What type of alloy powder can be used to improve the impact resistance of diamond tools? For a tool matrix with good impact resistance, it is necessary to maintain a certain level of toughness while ensuring that its ability to hold (retain) diamonds is not too weak.

Many customers who manufacture tower saw segments choose to add ultrafine iron powder. But do you know the advantages of adding ultrafine iron powder?

What is the biggest problem with cutting blades when cutting rock slabs? Eight out of ten customers will say that the cutting blade "chips". The root cause of chipping lies in the following characteristics of the rock slab.

We keep asking customers who make 105 ceramic cutting saw blade: what do you value most about them? In the end, most customers tell us that a lightweight feel is the most important.