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  AccurA is delighted to be part of Wiggy Wednesday which is is an initiative to raise money for cancer charities at a national and local level by bringing businesses together in a fun way, one Wednesday a month.  Cancer...

  AccurA Diamond Tools AccuDrill range has been created to meet the demands of drilling precisely.  The range consists of Drill bits 6 mm up to 125 mm that are designed to drill perfect holes into very hard stone material...

 AccurA Diamond have been sourcing products from European Manufacturers for the past number of years to reduce the effects of Brexit and the Baggage which comes with it. In 2015, we realised we were heavily reliant, by up to 70%...

Diamond core drilling reinforced concrete is both an art and discipline, requiring patience, structural appreciation, a mechanical aptitude and considerable fitness. The basics for successful core drilling are having a rigidly set up drill rig, diamond core bits with adequate...

        The dry diamond core drill is designed to give rapid, clean service entries in brick and internal wall materials.  It is ideally suited for plumbers, heating and ventilating engineers, electricians, kitchen fitters and general builders.    ...

AccurA Diamond Tools have been providing premium Diamond tools to the construction and trade industry for nearly 10 years.  But Why Diamond Blades over other options?  We discuss the technology behind the Diamond Blades to provide clarity when you are...

Here are some tips when dry cutting with power tools. Do's DO clean the flanges before mounting the blade and checking both plates are the same diameter DO ensure that the blade is correct for the material being cut DO...

Safety When Wet Cutting Here are some tips to be aware of when you are wet cutting  Do's DO ensure adequate water supply to both sides of the blade DO ensure that the blade cuts parallel to the wheel axis...

Hand-Arm Vibration Syndrome (HAVS) What is HAVS? It is a disorder which affects the blood vessels, nerves, muscles and joints of the hand, wrist and arm. If ignored it may become disabling. It is also known as “White Finger” Signs...