Flat Sawing & Expansion Joint Trenching
Walk-behind floor saws demand heavy-duty segmented blades that withstand horsepower torque while clearing slurry efficiently.
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Published: 2026-07-13
Segmented Rim Concrete Blades: Maximizing Depth and Speed on Walk-Behind Saws
Direct Answer: Segmented rim concrete diamond blades maximize cut depth and speed on walk-behind floor saws by utilizing open keyhole gullets between laser-welded segments. These gullets act as high-velocity pumps, flushing out concrete slurry, dissipating heat, and allowing fast forward travel speed when cutting expansion joints and trenching cured concrete slabs.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What size walk-behind saw blade should I use for 4-inch deep cuts?
A 14-inch blade provides a maximum cut depth of 4.6 inches, making it the industry standard for 4-inch slab trenching and joint sawing.