Wire saw beads are diamond‑impregnated cutting segments fixed at intervals along a steel‑cored wire used in diamond wire saw systems to cut and extract stone blocks from marble quarries. They act as the abrasive cutting elements that grind through marble when the wire moves under tension on a saw machine.Sintered, electroplated, or brazed beads embedded with industrial‑grade diamond crystals bonded with metal powder for superior abrasion and wear resistance.High‑tensile steel rope reinforced with rubber, plastic, or spring layers to provide flexibility and strength during heavy cutting loads.Commonly 28–40 beads per metre, depending on bead diameter and cutting requirements.