Core Cut Walk-Behind Concrete Saws

Core cutting, or coring, is drilling a precise circular hole in concrete. While our walk-behind saws make straight cuts on slabs, the 'Core Cut' in our category name refers to the brand's focus on concrete cutting integrity, particularly for creating control joints.

Early entry cutting is crucial for controlling where concrete cracks as it cures and shrinks. By cutting joints within hours of finishing, you create planned weak points, ensuring cracks form in straight lines within the joint, maintaining the slab's structural integrity and appearance.

Our featured walk-behind concrete saws are powered by reliable, high-performance gasoline engines, such as the 4.8HP Honda engine. This provides the necessary power for consistent cutting on job sites without requiring an external electrical source, offering maximum portability.

These saws are designed for versatility and are compatible with a range of early entry diamond blades. The specific models we carry, like the Diamond Products CC148HXL-EE6, can accommodate blade sizes from 6 inches up to 13.5 inches, allowing for various cutting depths.

Yes, absolutely. Our products are available under a GSA MAS Contract, making them pre-approved for purchase by government and municipal agencies. With our SAM registration and CAGE code, we are fully equipped to handle procurement for public infrastructure projects.

A walk-behind saw is a self-contained cutting unit that an operator pushes from behind. This design provides excellent control over the cutting path, making it ideal for creating long, straight control joints in concrete slabs. It offers better ergonomics and precision for flatwork applications.