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Simex PV – specifications

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Simex D-BLADE: an Italian diamond cutting saw attachment for excavators, compact loaders and loaders for cutting concrete, asphalt and rock

Simex is an Italian manufacturer of attachments for excavators and loaders, whose range, alongside milling heads and chain trenchers, also includes cutting saws such as the D-BLADE. Unlike a bucket, a diamond cutting saw does not work by excavating material but by making a rotary cut with a diamond-segmented blade.

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The blade is driven by a hydraulic motor supplied from the carrier machine's oil circuit; the attachment has no drive of its own. Depending on the version, the D-BLADE can be mounted on an excavator, compact loader or loader, with the appropriate size class determined by the operating weight and hydraulic output of the respective carrier machine.

A saw of this kind is used to cut concrete, asphalt and natural stone, for example when opening road surfaces for utility work, precisely cutting concrete components during demolition, or trimming natural stone blocks. Compared with breaking with a hammer or chisel, this produces a smooth, straight cut edge.

When buying a used diamond cutting saw, the condition of the blade is decisive: the diamond segments wear down and should be regarded as a consumable part, and a warped or cracked blade should no longer be used. The hydraulic motor should be checked for smooth running without unusual noise, the water supply for cooling and dust suppression on the blade for free flow, and the saw arm guide for play.

Sources: SpecCodex-Register: Kennwerte des Modells Simex D-BLADE

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Carrier machineBagger / Skid Steer / Lader (modellabhängig)correct

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