VMAX Tools
VMAX diamond cutting blade on a wet concrete floor

Service & Advice

We're here for you.

For the right tool.
And for everything that comes after.

Technical advice

Looking for the right diamond tool? We'll work with you to match the material, machine and application.

With many years of experience in diamond tools, we help you choose, clarify the diameter and mounting type, and answer your questions about use.

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Maintenance & Repair

We check the condition of your tool or machine. Trained technicians carry out professional repairs using original spare parts.

We reapply diamond segments, replace worn parts and check function and quality before returning your equipment. An express service is available for urgent cases. We'll agree on the scope and timing with you.

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Custom solutions

For special applications, we work with you to develop custom diamond tools or adapt existing tools for more efficient workflows.

From feasibility assessment through concept and prototype to testing under real conditions: we support development through to series production and continue to support you afterwards.

Discuss your project

Personal advice

Let's talk about
your work.

What material, which machine, what application? Tell us what you're planning or what's not working. We're here to help.

+41 76 547 29 05

Mon–Fri, 6:30–18:30

info@vmaxtools.ch

Response within 24 hours

Frequently asked questions

Good to know – from use to reconditioning.

Which materials are diamond tools suitable for?

Typical applications include natural and artificial stone, concrete, asphalt, ceramics, glass, carbon and fibre composites, cemented carbide and technical ceramics.

Are diamond tools more cost-effective despite their higher price?

Yes. Thanks to longer service life, better cut quality and shorter processing times, the total cost per workpiece is usually significantly lower.

Can diamond tools be resharpened or retipped?

Many tools can be reconditioned or retipped. This saves costs and is more sustainable than buying new tools.

Are there differences between wet and dry processing?

Yes. Wet processing extends tool life, improves cut quality and reduces dust. Dry processing is mostly used for mobile applications or small jobs, but requires tools with a special bond.