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For cutting concrete structures.
Cutting concrete structures with a diamond wire saw is a method that differs from traditional blade saws' rotary cutting. It involves wrapping a diamond wire around the object to be cut in a circular manner and moving it at high speed to perform the cut. This method is particularly effective for cutting and dismantling large reinforced concrete structures.
An item that should be regularly stocked at disaster prevention bases, schools, community associations, and condominium management associations for disaster preparedness.
It is recommended for disaster prevention purposes that disaster bags (emergency evacuation bags) be kept in schools, disaster response centers, community associations, and condominium management companies as standard supplies. The spiral helical blade offers excellent safety. This is a saw that can be easily used by local residents who have never handled a regular saw during a disaster, allowing them to clear situations without increasing unnecessary injuries. Since it can be stored rolled up, it does not occupy space in disaster storage. When combined with a disaster bench, it is useful for making firewood. The blade is made of stainless steel, which is resistant to rust and suitable for cutting wood. The large ring makes it easy to grip. BESTWAY's wire is formed from a single reinforced steel wire in a spiral shape, making it less likely to break during cutting (using it in a way that causes sharp bends can lead to breakage). It is lightweight and compact, allowing it to be stored in a shirt pocket or easily included in a survival kit or camping kit. It is an ideal tool for bushcraft and can be safely used while camping with children.
