First of all, its hardness is definitely much higher than that of marble. Diamond is the hardest material in the current material. Therefore, in the current market, marble saw blades are often made of diamond, and we all know that the hardness of diamond is very large. Therefore, when choosing a saw blade, it is necessary to specifically analyze what kind of saw blade is needed according to the material to be cut. Moreover, this type of marble saw blade often has a very long service life, so the wear resistance of this type of marble saw blade is also relatively good.
Key Differences Between Granite and Marble Saw Blades
1
Different segment formulas: Granite saw blades have relatively higher requirements for sharpness.
2
Different segment colors: The marble cutter head is generally yellowish in color and belongs to the rigid grade, while the granite cutter head is mostly silver-gray and belongs to the iron grade.
3
Different groove mouths: Marble saw blades are mostly U grooves or fish hook grooves, while granite saw blades are key grooves.
4
Cutter head size & thickness: The hardness of the granite saw blade is harder than that of the marble, while the thickness of the marble cutter head is smaller.
5
Price and outer diameter: The price of marble is slightly more expensive than that of granite.
6
Cutter head texture: The grain of the granite cutter head is mostly speckled, while the marble cutter head is rich in color, delicate in texture, and colorful pattern.
7
Welding seam: The welding seam between the two substrates and the cutter head is also different.
Specifications Table
DIAMETER
SEGMENT THICKNESS
BORE
SILENT
NONE SILENT
Φ300
2.4
50/60
✓
✓
Φ350
2.0/2.4
50/60
✓
✓
Φ400
2.8/3.0
50/60
✓
✓
Φ450
2.8/3.4
50/60
✓
✓
Φ500
3.0/3.4
50/60
✓
✓
Φ550
3.4/3.8
50/60
✓
✓
Φ600
3.8/4.0
50/60
✓
✓
Note: Special specifications can be customized.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q: Why are diamond materials used in marble saw blades?
Diamond is currently the hardest known material, providing high hardness, superior wear resistance, and a very long service life for marble saw blades.
Q: How do the segment colors differ between marble and granite cutter heads?
Marble cutter heads are generally yellowish in color (rigid grade), while granite cutter heads are mostly silver-gray (iron grade).
Q: What types of groove mouths are used for marble and granite saw blades?
Marble saw blades mostly feature U grooves or fish hook grooves, whereas granite saw blades utilize key grooves.
Q: Are marble saw blades more expensive than granite saw blades?
Yes, the price of marble saw blades is generally slightly more expensive than that of granite saw blades.
Q: Can I order saw blades with custom specifications?
Yes, special specifications outside the standard size table can be customized according to your cutting needs.
