Diamond Chasers

A diamond chaser is specifically designed for cutting grooves, channels, or narrow slots in walls and floors. Equipped with diamond blades or segments, it offers efficient cutting capabilities for hard, dense materials, ensuring precise results.

Diamond wall chasers can cut through tough materials like concrete, brick, blockwork, and masonry.

A diamond wall chaser works by using two parallel diamond blades or segments to cut grooves or channels into walls. The EIBENSTOCK EMF 150.1 6" twin blade wall chaser is capable of adding an 'Easy Break Out' third blade for an even quicker working rate.

How it works:

• Dual Blade Design: The wall chaser uses two blades that run side by side, allowing it to create parallel cuts in a single pass. The spacing between the blades determines the width of the groove.
• Diamond Blades: These blades are coated with diamond segments, making them highly effective for cutting through tough, abrasive materials. The diamonds provide durability and precision for smooth, clean cuts.
• Motor Power: A powerful motor drives the blades, allowing them to cut through hard surfaces with ease. The motor speed and torque can be adjusted for different materials and cutting depths.
• Dust Control: Built-in dust extraction systems or vacuum attachments help collect dust as you cut, maintaining a cleaner work environment.
• Groove Formation: As the chaser is moved along the wall, the blades carve a groove in the material, typically used for running electrical cables, plumbing pipes, or flooring installations.

Yes, with EIBENSTOCK diamond wall chasers, they offer the ability to adjust the cutting depth and width so you can control how deep the blades cut into the material.

The EMF series of EIBENSTOCK dry diamond wall chasers, including the EMF 150.1 has a maximum cutting depth of of 45mm, with a maximum cutting width of 46mm. The EMF 180.2 model can effectively cut slots up to 60mm in depth and 60mm in width.

Single-blade and twin-blade wall chasers differ in their cutting methods and applications. A single-blade wall chaser uses one diamond blade to cut into materials like concrete, brick, and masonry. It is best suited for general-purpose surface cutting or making one-sided grooves, such as expansion joints or repairs. While it offers more flexibility for freehand cutting, it is slower when creating full-width channels, often requiring multiple passes.

In contrast, a twin-blade wall chaser features two (or an additional third) parallel diamond blades that cut grooves or channels in a single pass. This makes it ideal for electrical conduit installation, plumbing, and HVAC work, where precise, uniform channels are essential. With its ability to adjust blade spacing, a twin-blade model ensures consistent channel width and provides a cleaner, more efficient cut. It also saves time compared to a single-blade chaser by eliminating the need for repeated passes.

The cutting width of a diamond wall chaser varies by model. EIBENSTOCK’s selection of wall chasers offers cutting widths and depths ranging from 45mm to 60mm, offering versatility for a variety of applications.

Before selecting a wall chaser, it's essential to check the maximum cutting width specifications to ensure it meets the requirements of your project, especially for tasks like installing electrical conduits, plumbing pipes, or HVAC channels. Get in touch with the team at EIBENSTOCK if you have any questions about our range of diamond wall chasers.