Tungsten Carbide Circular Saw Blade for metal

Features

1. High Tooth Count: Tungsten carbide saw blades for aluminium typically have a higher tooth count compared to blades used for other materials. This increased number of teeth allows for smoother and more precise cuts on aluminium.
2. Triple Chip Grind (TCG) Teeth: Tungsten carbide blades for aluminium often feature TCG teeth. This tooth configuration includes a combination of alternate beveled teeth and flat raker teeth, which helps to reduce tooth wear caused by the abrasive nature of aluminium.
3. Non-Ferrous Metal Cutting: Tungsten carbide blades for aluminium are designed to specifically cut non-ferrous metals like aluminium. They are optimized for efficient cutting, reducing the risk of binding or material buildup on the blade.
4. Anti-Kickback Design: To improve safety, some tungsten carbide blades for aluminium feature an anti-kickback design. This design helps prevent the blade from binding or grabbing the material during the cutting process.
5. Thin Kerf: Tungsten carbide blades for aluminium often have a thin kerf, which refers to the thickness of the blade. A thin kerf reduces the amount of material wasted during the cutting process and allows for faster and more efficient cuts.
6. High Tooth Hardness: Tungsten carbide blades feature teeth that have high hardness, allowing them to retain their sharpness for longer periods. This increases the blade’s overall lifespan and reduces the frequency of blade changes.
7. Heat Dissipation: Tungsten carbide blades for aluminium typically have slots or vents incorporated into the design. These features help dissipate heat generated during cutting, preventing the blade from overheating and reducing the risk of blade deformation.
8. Compatibility with Mitre and Chop Saws: Tungsten carbide blades for aluminium are designed to be used with mitre saws and chop saws, providing versatility in various cutting applications.

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