The Arix ordered-segment diamond saw blade cuts reinforced concrete faster and with less vibration than standard blades. Its irregular segment layout cancels the rhythmic 'hammering' that dulls ordinary blades, while a laser-welded joint and rebar-tough bond let it cut both concrete aggregate and steel reinforcement in one pass.
Reinforced concrete combines abrasive aggregate with tough steel rebar. Standard blades either lose their bond to the aggregate or snap segments on rebar. The Arix blade attacks both problems: the ordered-segment layout spreads impact loads unevenly so no single segment bears the full shock of hitting steel, and the dense, tough bond holds diamonds firmly even when the cutting face is grinding rebar.
A: Yes — the laser-welded segments and tough bond are designed for intermittent steel contact. It cuts aggregate through diamond action and rebar through the strong bond that holds diamonds in place.
A: Wet is always recommended for life and dust control. Dry operation is possible on handheld saws but shortens segment life.
A: Uniform segment spacing creates a fixed impact frequency; when it meets steel, stress concentrates on one segment, which cracks or sheds. The Arix ordered layout distributes those impacts irregularly.
A: From 300mm handheld blades up to 1600mm for wall and wire saws, with matching arbors.
If rebar is stopping your concrete cuts, the Arix ordered-segment blade is engineered for exactly that job: laser-welded segments, a rebar-tough bond and a layout that absorbs impact instead of transmitting it. Run it wet at the rated RPM and it will outlast standard blades on the same slab.
