Join us at GIC-EXPO 2026!
- Mar 30
- 2 min read
Meet Diamond Pauber at GIC – Italian Concrete Days in Piacenza for a double event showcasing our latest diamond wire cutting solutions for extreme applications, such us: marine decommissioning, tunneling, and complex civil and industrial infrastructure.
📍 Visit Us: Pav. 1 – Booth E284
🎤 Conference: April 17, 2:30 PM – Hall E, Pav. 2“Diamond Pauber brings Diamond Wire Technology to Extreme Marine Decommissioning and Tunneling”
💎 Highlights:
SEP-T 48 diamond wire >> for cutting heavily reinforced concrete in controlled demolitions.
LSR-B 48 diamond wire >> for non-conventional cuts in complex environments.
Come and see live how we turn the toughest challenges into concrete solutions!
GIC 2026 Has Ended. The Conversation Continues.
A big thank you to everyone who visited the Diamond Pauber stand during GIC 2026.
It was a pleasure to meet contractors, demolition specialists, tunneling experts, and professionals involved in complex industrial projects, sharing experiences and discussing the latest challenges in diamond wire cutting.
During the exhibition, we presented some of our most advanced solutions for extreme cutting applications, including:
💎 SEP-T 48 – Designed for heavily reinforced concrete and controlled demolition projects.
💎 LSR-B 48 – Developed for non-conventional cutting operations in complex and demanding environments.
💎 Diamond Pauber technologies featuring Oriented Crystals®, SafeGuard Technology®, and advanced electroplated diamond wire solutions for maximum cutting efficiency and reliability.
Couldn’t visit us at GIC 2026?
No problem!
We would be pleased to provide you with the product presentations, technical documentation, case histories, and application guidance presented during the exhibition.
Whether you are working in demolition, decommissioning, tunneling, marine projects, or special industrial cutting applications, our team is available to help identify the most suitable solution for your project.
📩 Contact us today to request product presentations or discuss your cutting challenge.
Because the most difficult cuts often require more than a product — they require experience.
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