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Diamond Systems Inc. introduces...

D'AX, a unique blade designed and engineered to cut a variety of those difficult to cut materials.

Available in popular sizes to fit either portable gas saws, 7" and 8" electric hand held saws or smaller floor type saws.  D'AX will slice through a multitude of applications all with the same blade.

D'AX blades don't need sharpening, simply reverse rotation and continue cutting.  They'll cut in any direction and are unaffected by many perils which would ordinarily destroy normal carbide tipped blades.

 

 

D'AX will find many uses with:

  1. Roofers

  2. Renovators

  3. Rescue Units

  4. Landscapers

  5. Demolition Crews

  6. Wreckers/Recyclers

  7. Farmers

  8. The Do-It-Yourselfer

 

 D'AX cuts through:

insulation materials, tar and gravel roofs, shingle roofs, dry wall, wood - metal studding, fire doors, corrugated roofing, plastic, sheet metal, tin, sheet aluminum, tires, auto body panels, tree roots, ice, frozen materials, hard reinforced rubber, expansion joint sealant, chip board, hard board, press wood, countertops, pallets, timber, hardwood flooring, decking, cardboards, paperboards.

 

D'AX Blades:    

Carbide blades for cutting a wide variety of building materials. For use on all high speed, gas powered, hand-held rotary saws.

 

Important Notes regarding the use of D'AX...

 
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D'AX is a segmented carbide blade and is designed to cut a multitude of different materials. However, its usage is limited, if an application is questionable, please contact your DSI representative.

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When sawing, dust and material particles will be common as this product is very aggressive.  Wear eye, face and protective clothing when using D'AX.

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Read warning and operating instruction sheet enclosed with product.

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Conforms with Cal. O.S.H.A. requirements.

 

 

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