Road cutting sheets can be classified into different categories based on various factors such as their purpose, material, size, and shape. Here are some specific classifications of road cutting sheets:
Purpose: Road cutting sheets can be classified based on their intended use, such as for cutting concrete, asphalt, or metal.
Material: Road cutting discs can be made from different materials, such as diamond, abrasive, or carbide. Diamond cutting discs are commonly used for cutting hard materials such as concrete, while abrasive cutting discs are used for softer materials such as asphalt.
Size: Road cutting discs come in different sizes, ranging from small handheld sizes to large diameter blades that are mounted on machines. The size of the cutting sheet needed depends on the size of the job.
Shape: Road cutting discs can also come in different shapes, such as circular, rectangular, or diamond-shaped. The shape of the cutting sheet can affect the efficiency of the cutting process and the type of material it is best suited for.
Segments: Diamond cutting sheets can be segmented or continuous. Segmented diamond cutting sheets are used for cutting harder materials, while continuous diamond cutting discs are used for softer materials.
Bond: Cutting sheets can also be classified based on the bond between the cutting material and the backing material. This affects the durability and efficiency of the cutting disc. Examples of bond types include resin, metal, and electroplated.
Application: Road cutting discs can also be classified based on their application, such as for dry cutting or wet cutting. Dry cutting discs are used for cutting hard materials, while wet cutting discs are used for softer materials and to reduce dust during cutting.
