Features

1. Precision Engineering: Each blade is crafted with high-grade materials and precision engineering to ensure a smooth and clean cut, minimizing any chances of chipping or splintering.

2. High Durability: Our saw blades are designed for long-term use. The premium quality materials used in manufacturing ensure extended durability even under intense working conditions.

3. Specific Use or Versatile: Suitable for cutting a variety of materials or one specific application, ensuring you have the right blade for every job.

4. Cooling Vents: Integrated cooling vents reduce heat build-up during operations, maintaining the sharpness of the blade and prolonging its lifespan.

Product Range

1. Standard Carbide Tipped Blades: Ideal for general-purpose cutting. Offers a balanced blend of performance and value.

2. Diamond-Tipped Blades: Perfect for those demanding jobs where longevity and finish are paramount. Especially effective on abrasive materials.

3. High ATB (Alternate Top Bevel) Blades: Best suited for plywoods and veneers, offering minimal tear-out.

4. Triple Chip Grind Blades: Excellent for dense materials like MDF and laminate.

Choosing the Right Blade

Selecting the appropriate blade for your aggregate head can make a significant difference in the quality of your finished product. Consider:

• Material Type: Different blades are optimized for various materials. Ensure you select a blade designed for the material you are working on.

• Cut Quality: For finer finishes, blades with more teeth and specific tooth designs like High ATB are recommended.

• Frequency of Use: If your operations are intense and frequent, investing in diamond-tipped blades may offer better longevity and consistent quality.

Maintenance and Care

• Regular Cleaning: Resin and wood pitch can reduce your blade’s efficiency. Clean your blades regularly with a blade cleaner to maintain performance.

• Sharpness: Regularly check the sharpness of your blade. A dull blade can harm the material and strain your equipment.

• Storage: Store blades flat in a protective sleeve or on a peg. This ensures the teeth aren’t damaged.