DT 600 U Supra Klingspor Large Diamond Cutting Blades for Construction Materials, Concrete, Cured Concrete, Reinforced, Chalky Sandstone

Large diamond cutting blade DT 600 U Supra

The large diamond cutting blade DT 600 U Supra is used in garden and landscape construction and in building yards – professionals simply appreciate this tool for its power and dependability. The combination of premium diamonds and other high-quality raw materials adds up to the long service of this cutting blade at an exceptional price-performance ratio. What is more, short segments are responsible for the high cutting performance of this blade and provide for fast cutting and clean edges during use on hard materials. The large diamond cutting blade has been optimised for work on

• construction materials,
• concrete,
• reinforced cured concrete and
• chalky sandstone.

Safety ensured by the tested quality of the tools

Whether you work in garden and landscape construction or in building yards or as an electrician or a plumber – good work always requires safe and reliable tools. Users who purchased the large diamond cutting blade DT 600 U Supra can trust that they have acquired a tool of premium quality that has been subjected to a battery of tests. Klingspor produces the diamond cutting blades at their own factory. This ensures that the production process and the quality of the blades is constantly monitored. As a founding member of the oSa (Organisation for the Safety of Abrasive Tools) the Klingspor corporation is a committed champion for safety. This is why the cutting blades are not only tested as required by oSa guidelines but also satisfy the provisions of European safety standard EN 13236.

Specifications for safe work

Printed on every large diamond cutting blade is important information on how to use the product properly. Safe operation requires that the blade always be used in accordance with these specifications. A colour code indicates for which material the cutting blade is suitable. Essential for diamond cutting blades is the running direction – which is indicated by an arrow printed on the blade. The user will also find information on the maximum permissible rotational speed and the maximum operating speed in the coloured bar on the front of the blade. Finally, there are also pictograms printed on the blade. They point out which personal protective equipment the user needs to wear during work.