Granite Cutting Blade

A granite cutting blade is a specialized cutting tool designed for precision cutting of granite and other hard stones. It features diamond or carbide-tipped teeth for efficient material removal. Cutting granite blade is used with saws or cutting machines in construction and stone fabrication projects.
 
Specification of Granite Cutting Blade
CODE NO.
Diameter(mm)
Segment
Length(mm)
Segment
thinkness(mm)
Segment
Height(mm)
Teeth No.
inch
mm
BT-SW-A
10”
250
40
3.0
12/15/20
17
BT-SW-A
12”
300
40
3.0
12/15/20
21
BT-SW-A
14”
350
40
3.2
12/15/20
24
BT-SW-A
16”
400
40
3.4
12/15/20
28
BT-SW-A
18”
450
40
4.0
12/15/20
32
BT-SW-A
20”
500
40
4.2
12/15/20
36
BT-SW-A
24”
600
40
4.8
12/15/20
42
BT-SW-A
28”
700
40
5.2
12/15/20
42
BT-SW-A
32”
800
40
5.6
12/15/20
46
BT-SW-A
36”
900
24
6/6.8
15/20
64
BT-SW-A
40”
1000
24
6.5/7.5
15/20
70
BT-SW-A
48”
1200
24
6.5/7.5
15/20
80
BT-SW-A
56”
1400
24
7.5/8.5
15/20
92
BT-SW-A
64”
1600
24
8.4/9.2
15/20
108
BT-SW-A
72”
1800
24
9.2/10
15/20
120
BT-SW-A
80”
2000
24
9.5/10.5
15/20
128
BT-SW-A
88”
2200
24
10.5/11.5
15/20
132
BT-SW-A
100”
2500
24
11.5/12.5
15/20
140
BT-SW-A
120”
3000
24
12.5/13.5
15/20
160
 
Safety Considerations When Using Granite Cutting Blade
Using a granite cutting blade requires strict adherence to safety guidelines. Here are five key safety considerations:
1. Protective Gear: Always wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) such as safety glasses, hearing protection, gloves, and a dust mask to shield against debris, noise, and dust inhalation.
2. Machine Safety: Ensure the cutting machine is in good working condition, and all safety guards are in place. Follow the cutting granite blade manufacturer's recommendations for operation and maintenance.
3. Secure Workpiece: Properly secure the granite slab or stone being cut to prevent movement or displacement during cutting. Use clamps or a stable work surface to keep the material steady.
4. Proper Blade Size and RPM: Use the correct blade size and ensure the cutting machine operates at the appropriate rotations per minute (RPM) as specified by the manufacturer to prevent overheating and accidents.
5. Dust Control: Implement effective dust control measures, such as using a dust extractor or water suppression system, to minimize airborne dust. Granite dust can be harmful if inhaled.
By following these safety considerations, you can minimize the risks associated with using a granite cutting blade and ensure a safer working environment.