How to choose a circular saw blade
The choice of a circular saw blade depends on the material you're going to cut, the type of cut you want to make and the specifications of your machine.
Advantages of circular saw cutters
Publié le 30 July 2024
In the world of cutting and machining, tool selection is crucial to achieving quality results and optimizing productivity. Carbide-tipped and HSS circular saw blades are distinguished by their superior performance and versatility.
Durable cutting tools with a long service life
Tungsten carbide burs are renowned for their exceptional hardness and wear resistance. They retain their sharpness much longer than traditional steel blades, reducing replacement frequency and the associated costs.
HSS milling cutters are also highly durable and heat-resistant. This makes them ideal for high-speed applications where blades have to withstand high temperatures without losing their cutting efficiency.
Carbide and HSS saw blades: Precision and quality of cut
One of the main advantages of carbide and HSS circular saw cutters is their ability to deliver clean, precise cuts. These blades are manufactured to tight tolerances to minimize vibration and achieve precise cuts. Their geometry ensures excellent surface finishes.
Cutting speed and downtime
These blades enable high cutting conditions, thus increasing productivity, particularly in mass production environments.
Thanks to their wear-resistance, these blades require less downtime and fewer resharpenings, reducing replacement and sharpening costs.
Versatility of available circular saw blades
Carbide and HSS cutters can cut a wide range of materials, including ferrous and non-ferrous metals, plastics and composites. This versatility makes them indispensable for many industrial applications.
Reduced tool maintenance thanks to high-quality blades
The robustness of these blades also reduces the need for machine maintenance, prolonging machine life and cutting maintenance costs.
Finish quality
Carbide milling cutters, in particular, produce very clean, burr-free cuts, essential for work requiring precise finishes. This also reduces the need for further adjustments or finishing after the initial cut.
Repetitive and industrial cutting
For operations requiring repetitive, uniform cuts, such as in industrial production environments, these blades are ideal.
Blades can be used on CNC
Carbide-tipped and HSS circular saw blades are often used on CNC machines, enabling automation and extreme precision. Solid carbide saw blades require robust, vibration- and backlash-free machines.
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