When traditional saws meet their match, the wire saw steps in without limitations. No project is too vast or challenging for this innovative cutting method, thanks to significant advancements in diamond technology. The wire saw uses a steel cable embedded with tiny diamond segments, similar to those on conventional cutting blades and drill bits. This wire is arranged in a loop and driven through the concrete or other material by a hydraulic-powered system, making it capable of slicing through any thickness from any angle, provided there's sufficient access.

Concrete wire sawing is the go-to solution for exceptionally large or thick structures that surpass the capabilities of standard cutting tools. It's particularly useful in confined spaces, underwater projects, or when dealing with massive objects like foundation walls exceeding 30 inches in thickness or large industrial machinery.

The process is not only highly efficient, allowing for multiple simultaneous cuts that drastically reduce project timelines, but also emphasizes safety. Operators can control the saw remotely, minimizing risk, and the wire saw's design ensures a rapid loss of tension should any issues arise. Water plays a crucial role in this cutting method, serving to cool the cutting area and suppress dust, though it does introduce a level of messiness by necessitating water application at various points.

Wire sawing effortlessly handles obstacles like rebar, offering a versatile and customizable approach to even the most complex cutting tasks.

For inquiries or further information on wire sawing capabilities for steel, concrete, brick, granite, or stone, please contact us at at our Nashville, TN, office at 615-925-3900.