Concrete Cutters Inc. - Atlanta, GA

Wire Sawing:
The wire saw consists of multi-strand cables with diamond segments spaced approximately 1" apart. No concrete structure or cross section is too large for the wire saw. The size of the cut sections is determined only by the lifting and moving capacities. A wire saw is usually used on concrete thicker than 24". The wire saw is powered by hydraulics and a 440 3-phase.

Chain Sawing:
A chain saw is usually a special application. When overcuts on concrete are not allowed, a chain saw can be brought in. The chain saw can cut up to 18" deep and is powered by hydraulics or gas.

Wall Sawing:
Wall saws are used to penetrate poured concrete walls, brick, block, and granite walls. A wall saw track is anchored on the wall with 1/2" anchors and a diamond saw blade is then mounted. The wall saw is powered by hydraulics. It is used primarily for sawing doors, windows or conduit openings, but can be applied for other numerous openings as well.

Hand Sawing:
Handsaws are usually used in small confined areas where a slab saw or wall saw won't fit. The Hand saw can be used to cut on walls or floors and can cut up to 10" deep. Hand saws are powered by hydraulics or gas.

Core Drilling:
Core drills are used to put holes in concrete, masonry rocks, and block or asphalt. Often, the holes are made to route cables, conduit, pipes wires etc... or to anchor bolts or lifting rods. We can drill holes ranging fm 1/4" to 36" in diameter. Almost any depth can be achieved. Core drills are powered by electric or hydraulics.

Slab (Flat) Sawing:
Slab saws are used on flat surfaces. They are often used for cutting trenches for pipes. We can cut on elevated slabs and asphalt roads as well as green concrete. Slab saws can cut up to 24" deep and can be powered electrically or by gas or diesel.