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Revolutionary Cutting Blade

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Aug 27 2003

Rather than use a series of specialist cutting blades for various jobs, Marcrist International Ltd has developed a revolutionary diamond blade that cuts all materials likely to be found on a construction site. The new four in one blade is called the MI750 and will cut concrete, general building materials, natural stone and steel.

The MI750 also has a uniquely engineered blade core with a sieve like appearance, which gives transparency and suppresses noise for increased comfort and safety. It is also armoured to give blade strength beyond belief. The cutting edge consists of titanium-coated diamonds providing self–cooling and self-sharpening.

The MI750 range is available in all popular sizes from 115mm to 450mm.

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