In Mali, the manufacturing sector for non-metallic minerals faces extreme challenges due to the high silica content in local stones and the arid climate. The heavy reliance on disc cutting blades is evident in the booming construction and quarrying sectors, where tools must endure rapid thermal expansion.
Water scarcity in many regions of Mali makes wet cutting impractical, driving a massive shift toward the use of a dry diamond blade. These tools are critical for remote site operations where infrastructure for water cooling is nonexistent.
The market currently struggles with premature tool wear caused by the fine, abrasive dust characteristic of the region. There is a growing demand for an optimized dry diamond wheel that can maintain segment integrity despite the fluctuating temperatures of the African savanna.








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