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Oftentimes, these disks need to be matched with the type of cutting we'll be doing in Logan. For example, a wet concrete cutting saw, or one that sprays a small stream of water into any cuts, is generally used to keep the amount of dust down and the blade cool. However, sharper, harder disks are often used for dry cuts, when water sources are not available nearby, and are only used for intermittent, shallow slices.
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Concrete Cutting Chainsaw
When you think of a chainsaw, the first thing that probably comes to mind is a tool that's used to chop up trees, wood, and others fibrous materials. However, these saws are also used for concrete cutting. They're often used for cutting small, precise, square holes, or finishing a door or window when overlap from rotary saws isn't a possibility. However, these concrete cutting tools do defer from your normal machine back at home in a few ways. For example, concrete cutting chainsaws are often more expensive. This is due to the larger motor needed and specialized chains. These chains are often diamond embedded, helping them cut more cleanly and last longer. The saw's blade is also lubricated with water, which helps reduce the amount of dust being thrown into the air and keeps the saw cool. |
Concrete Polisher
Concrete polishing in Cache Valley can be a complex, difficult process, requiring a specialized machine. This machine is often times pushed from behind and comes with a set of diamond-impregnated stones. These stones come in different "grits", depending on the sheen required for the project. Oftentimes, the floor must be covered in a layer of water before a concrete polishing device can be put to work. This helps keep the concrete polishing disks from overheating and breaking, as well as making for easier cleanup after the process has been finished!
Concrete polishing in Cache Valley can be a complex, difficult process, requiring a specialized machine. This machine is often times pushed from behind and comes with a set of diamond-impregnated stones. These stones come in different "grits", depending on the sheen required for the project. Oftentimes, the floor must be covered in a layer of water before a concrete polishing device can be put to work. This helps keep the concrete polishing disks from overheating and breaking, as well as making for easier cleanup after the process has been finished!