Cutting floors, roofs, and large concrete elements requires coordination between the equipment, cutting depth, work sequence, and removal method.

01 / PRECISION SAWING / CONCRETE SLABS

Large-Scale Cutting

Cutting floors, roofs, and large concrete elements requires coordination between the equipment, cutting depth, work sequence, and removal method.

Core MethodPrecision Diamond Sawing
Execution ControlPlanned Cutting Sequence
OutcomeSections Ready for Removal
01 Behind the Execution

Precision beginsbefore the cut.

The Engineering Challenge

In a large concrete element, every cut affects section stability, equipment access, and the work that follows on site. The process therefore begins not with the blade, but with dimensions, thickness, reinforcement, rigging points, and the removal route.

Execution Method

The work is based on precise marking, secure mounting of a track saw or floor saw, water cooling, and controlled division into sections. When lifting is required, the cutting sequence is coordinated with the rigging and crane to maintain full control.

02 Work Sequence

Four stages.One controlled operation.

  1. 01
    Element Assessment

    Dimensions, thickness, reinforcement, access, and definition of the cutting boundaries.

  2. 02
    Section Planning

    Dividing the element according to weight, supports, rigging, and the removal route.

  3. 03
    Controlled Sawing

    Securing the equipment, cooling, cutting in the defined sequence, and continuous monitoring.

  4. 04
    Removal and Handover

    Lifting or removing the sections, followed by a final inspection of the opening or surface.

03 Adapted to Site Conditions

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