Equipment designed for controlled incision into hardened concrete structures employs diamond-tipped blades, varying in size and power depending on the application. These range from handheld units for smaller tasks like creating channels for wiring to large, walk-behind models used in road repairs and demolition projects. Specialized variations exist for specific purposes such as cutting reinforced concrete or underwater applications.
The development of this technology significantly improved construction and demolition processes, enabling precision and efficiency previously unattainable with traditional methods like jackhammers. This enhanced control reduces structural damage risks, minimizes noise pollution, and accelerates project timelines. The ability to make accurate cuts also allows for intricate designs and complex modifications in concrete structures.