Cat® Combo Multi - Material blades are crafted for heavy - duty use across three performance levels: Good (10mm), Better (12mm), and Best (15mm). This remarkable product can cut through almost anything in its way. Each blade has a specifically designed segment shape and geometry that works well with the diamond grit and bond formulation, which significantly improves cutting performance in terms of smoothness, speed, and blade life. These blades can easily cut a wide variety of materials, including hard ones like steel rebar, and are suitable for general - purpose, abrasive, and asphalt applications. As the performance rating goes up, the speed and blade life increase due to higher - quality diamonds, higher diamond concentration, better bond formulation, and greater segment height. All blades come with special undercut protection segments to clear debris from the cut and prevent segment undercutting. Key attributes include high diamond concentration and quality, undercut protection segments, a fully hardened and heat - treated steel core, long life, good cutting speed, wide application range, above - industry - standard diamond quality and bond formulation, 2X laser - welded segments for safety and stability, a unique turbo alternate standard segment design for aggressive cutting, and a keyhole gullet design for dust extraction. Available in the USA and non - oSa accredited, the product comes in different specifications as shown in the table. Applications cover a vast range of materials such as steel rebar, various types of concrete, bricks, tiles, and many others.
Using your Cat® 600 Pro Multi - Materials Diamond Blade is straightforward. First, make sure your machine is compatible with the blade's specifications. Check the diameter, arbor bore, and other details in the product table. When installing the blade, follow your machine's instructions carefully to ensure it's securely attached. Start cutting at a slow speed and gradually increase it as needed. Keep in mind that different materials may require different cutting speeds and pressures. For harder materials, you might need to apply more pressure and use a slower speed. When it comes to safety, always wear appropriate protective gear like safety glasses, gloves, and a dust mask. Make sure the work area is well - ventilated to avoid inhaling dust. After use, clean the blade with a soft brush to remove any debris. Store the blade in a dry place to prevent rusting. If you notice any signs of damage or excessive wear, replace the blade immediately to ensure optimal performance and safety.
