The hydraulic clamp fixes the wire saw to the structure and holds it in position for the duration of the cut. Clamp teeth bite into the surface to maintain grip under the high tension loads that build up in heavily reinforced concrete.
Stable fixing is what keeps a cut accurate. A clamp that shifts under load produces a wandering cut line and puts uneven strain on the diamond wire. Teeth are replaceable and wear according to the surface being gripped.












