Ring Sawing is a hand held hydraulic saw that is capable of a cutting depth of 250mm from one side.

The ring saw differs from other saws because the blade is not put on a spindle, it rotates on a roller system which allows a 350mm blade to cut a depth of 250mm.

Handheld Sawing techniques are generally used for smaller jobs where it is faster and more cost effective than using other cutting methods to create small openings in slabs and walls.

Hand held saws can cut up to a 150mm in depth from one side, and are available in electric and hydraulic depending on the application.

Conventional diamond saw cutting using diesel or 3 phase electrically powered machines to cut through floors to a depth of up to 375mm. Often used to remove or isolate sections of existing structures or slabs and to form openings, in industrial situations to provide access for a new production line or a new machine base. Smaller saws are available for cutting green concrete crack inducing joints.

Track mounted wall sawing through all construction materials up to 500mm in depth, Used to form new openings for doors or windows, also used in areas with restricted access to form openings through floors and for the use of severance cuts in demolition.