Classification of saw blades

Bimetal saw blade

A saw blade welded from two metals, specifically composed of carbon steel saw body and high speed steel saw teeth. For cutting pipe fittings, solid bodies, wood, plastics and all machinable metals. Compared with single metal saw blade, heat and wear resistance is higher, longer life. Strong flexibility, can effectively avoid breaking and damage in the cutting process.

Carbonized sand saw blade

Used for cutting glass, hardening steel, stranding optical fiber and ceramic tile. Heat resistance and wear resistance, can cut all other saw blade or saw blade can not cut the material.

Its cutting cemented carbide up to 300mm/min, cutting marble up to 100mm/min, cutting corundum up to 40mm/min, is the traditional reciprocating saw or wire cutting efficiency of dozens of times, its narrow incision (only 1.2mm~2mm), compared with the traditional reciprocating saw and circular saw can save raw material 6~10 times, It can bring significant economic benefits to users, and these advantages are unmatched by traditional reciprocating saws and circular saws.

High speed steel saw blade

For cutting pipe fittings, solid bodies, wood, plastics and all machinable metals. Saw blade hardness is higher than other high speed steel. Strong flexibility, very suitable for use with small tension saw frame. The back center of the saw band is not hardened to avoid breakage during cutting.

Carbon steel saw blade

For cutting pipe fittings, solid bodies, wood, plastics and all machinable metals. Low cost, more common.