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Diamond blade quotations can differ because the underlying specifications and order conditions differ. Raw materials are one factor, alongside design, processing, inspection, packaging and logistics.
Compare equivalent specifications
Check diameter, bore, thickness, segment dimensions and approved application before comparing price. A different bond or rim design may change both cost and cutting behaviour.
Consider order conditions
Quantity, custom marking, packaging, sample requirements and delivery terms can affect the quotation. Ask which assumptions the supplier used and how long the quote remains valid.
Assess cost in use
A lower disc price is not automatically a lower cost per acceptable cut. Use a controlled sample trial to compare finish, useful cutting work and wear, then evaluate the complete purchasing cost.
Compare quotations on a like-for-like sheet
Start by checking what each price includes. A cheaper line can describe a different product or a different set of order terms.
| Quotation line | Keep consistent |
|---|---|
| Blade | Model, dimensions and approved specification |
| Quantity | Order quantity and any split by size or colour |
| Packaging | Unit pack, label and carton requirements |
| Sample | Sample quantity and agreed sample terms |
| Delivery | Destination and quoted delivery responsibilities |
| Validity | Date and conditions under which the quote applies |
Then compare cost in use with a separate trial record. Keep measured results apart from quoted prices so you can see why a lower unit price may or may not suit the application.
Keep the useful details together
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