Decommissioning Cutting Blades

Decommissioning saw blades are cutting tools designed explicitly for removing sub-sea, offshore and onshore structures, whether decommissioned oil pipes or underwater structures and chains. For example, the removal of mooring chains. Decommissioning blades can be used in various industries, for example, nuclear decommissioning, where cutting is required in hazardous environments, and non-sparking and explosion-proof saw cutting blades are needed. Other sectors have such uses, such as oil pipeline decommissioning in the oil and gas industries, power plants, and onshore and off-shore wind turbine decommissioning. Carbide-tipped blades excel at cutting through metal pipes, and various geometry options are available from Enduracut. Where more concrete and reinforced concrete is used, diamond segmented blades or diamond vacuum brazed blades are often better suited for this purpose.