Metal Carbide Saw Blades

  • Cold Cut Metal Saw Blade
    Brand: Nakamura
    Tooth Tipped: Ceremt/Carbide Tooth Tipped
    Diameter: 255mm*2.0*1.6*25.4*48T
    Teeth Type: BT Teeth
    Application: Angle Steel, Spiral Steel Pipe, Round Pipe,...
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  • 355mm Carbide Saw Blade For Metal
    Bore Size: 25.4mm
    Diameter: 355mm*80T
    Teeth Type: BT Teeth
    Material of Blade Body : 75Cr1
    Application: Angle Steel, Spiral Steel Pipe, Round Pipe, etc
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  • 148mm Circular Metal Saw Blade
    Diameter: 148mm*40T
    Teeth Type: BT Teeth
    Material of Blade Body : 75Cr1
    OEM/ODM: Support
    Application: Angle Steel, Spiral Steel Pipe, Round Pipe, etc
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  • Non Ferrous Metal Cutting Blade
    Seris: GARO Metal Series
    Diameter: 255mm*2.0*1.6*25.4*48P
    Teeth Type: BT Teeth
    Material of Blade Body : 65Mn/75Cr1
    Application: Angle Steel, Spiral Steel Pipe, Round Pipe, etc
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  • Metal Cutting Circular Blade
    Nakamura Garo Series saw blades introducing exclusive innovation for cutting metals and stainless steels with a cordless or corded circular saw. The specially Sandvik cermet teeth provide high...
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  • Cermet Tipped Saw Blades Metal Cutting
    Best Selling Upgrades GARO+Cermet Metal
    Iron Blade Upgrade - Ceramic Tipped lron Blade
    Material of Blade Body : 75Cr1
    OEM/ODM: Support
    Teeth Type: BT Teeth...
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  • 12 Inch Metal Cutting Circular Saw Blade
    This circular saw blade cuts quickly and can quickly process even the toughest metal materials. In addition, the precision design ensures a clean and accurate cut every time, minimizing the need...
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  • Cermet Tipped Saw Blades Factory
    Cermet Tipped Saw Bladesare laser cut and offer superior wear and heat resistance for long cutting life in heavy duty applications. These blades feature a super-thin kerf for fast, efficient...
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  • Stainless Steel Cutting Circular Saw Blade
    Brand: Nakamura Garo Series
    Diameter: 355mm*2.05*1.75*25.4*90P
    Material of Blade Body : 65Mn/75Cr1
    OEM/ODM: Support
    Application: stainless steel pipe, stainless steel square...
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Company Profile

 

 

We mainly produce carbide saws for power tools, metal ceramic saws for ironwork, and PCD diamond saws. Our main products are superhard materials. They are suitable for precision cutting of scale-free materials, plywood, aluminum alloys, steel, aluminum, aluminum plates, and aluminum substrates.

 

 

 

 

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ABOUT THE SAW BLADES FOR IRONWORKERS

Europe and the United States series of saw blades for ironworkers.This series is equipped with ceramic blade, the material for the domestic top raw material, the saw blade body is also for the domestic best supplier to provide raw material sheet.This series adopts the unique tooth shape of the BT, so that the arrangement of the tip is more suitable for the cutting of metal, the unique arrangement of the BT tooth is suitable for different cutting scenarios in order to cope with the different extreme situations, with the extreme Cutting effect. Higher efficiency in cutting, but also both energy-saving, cutting does not need to use a lot of downward pressure, cutting section is also more smooth and not rough, suitable for a variety of metal materials cutting.

This series have a special silencer line design, and the use of resin filled with them, to play in its cutting process noise is greatly reduced to minimise swinging and twisting at the same time.

Ironwork high-end series base body using 75Cr1 steel as raw material, with high strength and toughness, can withstand a large load, keep good toughness, so that has good fatigue resistance, better stability in cutting steel.

akuma high-end series of saw blades all contain Teflon coating, is an special industrial coating, he has other industrial coatings can not match the excellent characteristics.

Teflon coating is widely used because of its excellent resistance to high temperature, corrosion, wear, etc., and can effectively adapt to a variety of cutting environments, to protect the blade body from corrosion, oxidation, more beautiful, etc., and can be customized according to the customer to provide samples of the colour.

Saw blades are produced by laser processing, to ensure the accuracy of the blade body, size, etc. The welding of the teeth is unified using fully automated machine welding to ensure the strength and precision of its welding. The side of the tip, apex and other grinding process precision are strictly controlled within the scope of qualified, the final product in accordance with customer requirements, and in line with the company's quality requirements management, all the data are qualified before the finished product.

For angle steel, spiral steel pipe, round pipe, square pipe, liner steel pipe, metal liner, plate, cable pipe and other materials for precision cutting.

OEM/ODM can be customised according to customer's requirement.

 

 

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Why Choose Us

 

 

Professional Team

We have an excellent team with rich industry experience and expertise, and will propose the most suitable business for customers.

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High-quality Products

We have established close cooperative relations with many suppliers to ensure that the purchased products meet international standards and meet customer requirements.

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Efficient Service

We believe that excellent products are a given, and we have trained all employees to understand that we will never release defective products to our users, and we will ensure that our users are safe and reliable without any inconvenience caused by the product.

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Rich Experience

In the early days of our establishment, we were equipped with power tool saw blades and industrial alloy saw blade production lines, and with more than 30 years of experience in manufacturing professional blade saws and blade saws, we have brought together world-class cutting-edge technology.

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What is Metal Cutting Circular Saw Blade?1

 

                                  A metal circular circular saw blade is specifically designed for cutting various metals with precision.

                                 These blades feature durable materials and teeth configurations for efficient performance.


                                 metal circular circular saw blades are essential tools in metalworking and construction.

                                 They excel in cutting through materials like aluminum, steel, and other alloys.

                                 These blades come in various sizes and tooth designs, allowing users to achieve specific cutting results.

                                 Choosing the right blade depends on the material and thickness being cut.


                                 High-speed steel and carbide-tipped options are popular for their durability and longevity.

                                 Proper maintenance enhances blade performance and lifespan.

 

Benefits of Metal Cutting Circular Saw Blade

MINIMUM ENERGY CONSUMPTION
The main purpose behind using metal circular circular saw blade machines is it has a longer life and faster cutting. Carbide-spiked blades are sharper and remain sharp way longer than steel substitutes because of their heat resistance and great wear. A sharper edge means less damage and shattering with the premium feed rates. It doesn’t require changing your blade as constantly, also saves time and money for the long term.

 

SPEED
Metal circular circular saw blades are much faster than other power tools, such as mitre saws or jigsaws, at completing tasks. This means that using a metal circular circular saw blade allows you to complete your projects more quickly and efficiently.

 

LONGER BLADE LIFE
Metal circular circular saw blade blades are able to long last for thousands of cuts. You not only will gain an advantage in cut times but also gain time from not changing a blade, unlike your competitor. Let your competitors change blades while your production works are going for delivery.

 

PRECISE CUTS
Metal circular circular saw blades are ideal for precision work such as building cabinets or cutting trim pieces for furniture because they make clean, straight cuts.


VERSATILITY
Metal circular circular saw blades are capable of cutting a wide range of materials, including wood, metal, and plastic. As a result, they are extremely versatile and useful for a wide range of projects.

 

 

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Types Of Metal Cutting Circular Saw Blades

 

 

Rip-cut Blades: These blades contain a small number of teeth, some as little as 16, while others have more than 40. The fewer teeth enable more aggressive cutting and bigger slices.

Framing Blades: Framing blades are closely linked to rip-cut blades. Additionally, these blades feature a small number of teeth, often 24, and are designed to perform forceful and rapid cuts. Both rip-cut and frame blades are suitable for circumstances where speed and volume take precedence over accuracy.

Blades For Crosscutting. These blades feature a greater number of teeth. Quite frequently, these blades will have a tooth count of 60 to 80. The increased tooth count enables you to make more precise and clean cuts through wood.

Plywood Blades: These blades have the most teeth of any commercial saw blade. Often, the blades have more than 100 teeth. The objective of these blades is to get the finest cut feasible with the least amount of damage or tearing to the wood.

 

Applications of Metal Cutting Circular Saw Blades
 

Metal cutting circular saw blades are typically used in the transport, construction, and engineering industries. They are designed to cut through metal with accuracy and efficiency. When used correctly, these blades provide excellent results and safety to users.

 

In the transport industry, these blades are often used to produce components for vehicles such as car frames and body parts. It is important that the correct blade is selected for the job since a wrong choice can cause injury or damage to materials being cut. Blades used in this sector should have a high abrasion resistance, durable teeth structures, fast speed, stiffness of plates and high alloy content for enhanced cutting performance.

 

In construction industries, metal cutting circular saw blades may be used on sites with metal materials such as beams or reinforcing bars in concrete structures. Here the blade must resist corrosion from harsh weather conditions and display sharpness for precise cuts with no burrs or debris left behind during operation. Chipping is also an issue with certain metals which requires a robust tooth structure ensure smooth vertical cuts for particular applications such as window frames or trims installation which require clean edges without chipping.

 

In engineering operations, these blades may be employed when making hollow iron pipes of specific size and specifications due to their ability to cope with materials of different hardness like stainless steel but also soft metals like aluminum. Since it is critical that fan blades are made accurately and consistently due to safety reasons; a sharp circular saw blade able cope with such operations can offer sensitive curves along profile shapes of the fan pipelines at higher productivity levels without getting worn too fast as compared other types of saws like hacksaws or band saws.

 

 

 

 

Factors To Consider When Choosing a Metal Circular Circular Saw Blade

 

Tooth Design:
Teeth help define how a particular Saw Blade is used for cutting different types of materials. The typical tooth design used on Saw Blades is referred to as an ATB (alternate top bevel) or FTG (flat tooth grind). For most wood cutting applications, ATB and FTG blades provide excellent results. For metal cutting applications it is usually best to select blades specifically designed for that type of material.
 
Number of Teeth:
More teeth on a Saw Blade will provide a finer finish but may require more time and effort to complete a task due to the larger number of cuts being made from each rotation. A greater number of teeth will also produce more heat, which can degrade its performance if not properly monitored. On the other hand, fewer teeth creates less heat but creates coarser cuts with increased tear-out that requires more sanding or cleanup after cutting has been completed.
 
Material Being Cut:
The material being cut will largely determine which type of saw blade should be used for optimal results. Soft woods such as pine and cedar generally require less aggressive tooth designs with reduced numbers of teeth per inch whereas hardwoods such as oak usually require more aggressive profiles with increased numbers of teeth per inch in order to produce clean cuts without splintering or tearing out around the edges. 

Metals typically require specialist saw blades designed specifically for those applications or significant loss in performance may result due their higher time constraint requirements that necessitate heavier chip clearance capabilities into produced waste-products in order too maintain safe operation speeds without causing premature wear tear on Saw Blades themselves leading up to an inadequate result in terms lacklustre performance by having unacceptably produced small sized chips at correspondingly lower rates corresponding slower project did completion times than one should reasonably expect from well operating tool set-up.

 

 

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What Is The Difference Between Metal and Wood Circular Saw Blade?
 

The first and most obvious difference between Metal Cutting and wood circular saw blades is the type of material they are designed to cut. As the name suggests, wood circular saw blades are specifically designed to cut through wood materials like lumber, plywood, and MDF. On the other hand, metal circular saw blades are designed to cut through metal materials such as steel, aluminum, and copper.

 

One of the main reasons for this difference is the type of teeth that each blade has. Wood circular saw blades typically have more teeth and are designed to cut through wood fibers cleanly and efficiently. The teeth on these blades are typically made of carbide, which is a hard and durable material that can withstand the high speeds and friction of cutting through wood.

 

In contrast, Metal cutting circular saw blades have fewer teeth and are designed to cut through tough, dense metal materials. The teeth on these blades are usually made of high-speed steel or carbide-tipped steel, which are strong enough to withstand the heat and pressure of cutting through metal.

 

Another important difference between metal cutting and wood circular saw blades is the thickness of the blade itself. Metal blades are typically thicker and more rigid than wood blades to withstand the forces of cutting through dense metal materials. Wood blades, on the other hand, are thinner and more flexible to allow for smoother and more precise cuts through wood fibers.

 

The design of the teeth on each blade also differs significantly. Wood blades typically have a flat top tooth design, which allows for cleaner and smoother cuts through wood materials. In contrast, metal blades have a more aggressive tooth design with deep gullets to allow for efficient chip removal and cooling during cutting.

 

When choosing a circular saw blade, it’s essential to consider the type of material you will be cutting and the thickness of the material. Using the wrong blade can result in poor quality cuts, damaged blades, and even injury. It’s also crucial to choose a blade that is compatible with your circular saw.

 

How To Properly Clean a Metal Circular Circular Saw Blade

 

 

Circular saws are essential tools for metalworkers, offering precision and efficiency in cutting through various types of metal.

However, it’s normal for the blades to accumulate grime, resin, metal shavings, and other debris over time, making them less effective and shortening their lifespan.

 

Removing the Blade from the Saw
The first step in cleaning your metal circular circular saw blade is to remove it from the saw. This process may vary slightly depending on the type of saw you have, but generally, it involves loosening the arbor nut (the bolt that holds the blade in place) with a wrench. Ensure you unplug the saw or remove the battery before removing the blade to avoid any accidental starts.

 

Preparing the Cleaning Solution
Next, prepare your cleaning solution. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for mixing and application if you’re using a commercial product. Mix warm water with a small amount of dish soap in a container large enough to submerge the blade for an effective homemade solution. You can also add a bit of baking soda for extra cleaning power.

 

Submerging and Soaking the Blade
Carefully place the metal circular circular saw blade into the cleaning solution, making sure it’skopfbildfolgemetallhandelneu completely beneath the water. You should allow the blade to soak for at least 15-20 minutes. Doing so will give the solution time to break down any built-up grime, making it easier to remove.
While the blade is soaking, you can use this time to inspect the saw and other components for any signs of wear or damage.

 

Scrubbing the Blade
After soaking, the way to properly clean a metal circular circular saw blade is to remove it from the solution and place it on a flat surface. Then, use a brush with stiff bristles to scrub the blade, focusing on the teeth and any areas with visible grime or debris. Be thorough but gentle to avoid damaging the blade’s surface or teeth.

 

Rinsing and Drying the Blade
Once you’ve finished scrubbing, rinse the blade thoroughly with clean water to remove any remaining cleaning solution and debris. Make sure to rinse both sides of the blade, and the teeth and spaces between them. Use a clean, dry cloth or towel to pat the blade dry, removing as much moisture as possible.

 

 
Our Factory

 

We mainly produce carbide saws for power tools, metal ceramic saws for ironwork, and PCD diamond saws.

Our main products are superhard materials.

They are suitable for precision cutting of scale-free materials, plywood, aluminum alloys, steel, aluminum, aluminum plates, and aluminum substrates.

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FAQ
 

Q: What type of blade should I use for metal cutting?

A: For metal, use blades specifically designed for metal cutting, which often have carbide-tipped teeth and fewer teeth per inch for efficient material removal.

Q: How do I choose the right size of blade for my circular saw?

A: Ensure the blade diameter matches your saw’s arbor and that it fits within the saw’s maximum capacity. Also, consider the depth of cut required for your project.

Q: Is it safe to cut metal with a regular wood cutting blade?

A: No, using the wrong blade can result in kickback, decreased cutting efficiency, and potential injury. Wood blades lack the necessary hardness and tooth configuration for metal.

Q: How can I prolong the life of a metal cutting blade?

A: Keep the blade clean and free of debris. Use a cutting lubricant to reduce friction and heat. Avoid forcing the blade into the material; let the blade do the work.

Q: At what speed should I set my circular saw for cutting metal?

A: Lower speeds (around 2,000 to 3,000 RPM) are typically recommended for metal cutting to prevent overheating and blade wear.

Q: Can I sharpen a metal cutting blade?

A: Carbide-tipped blades can be sharpened, but it requires specialized equipment. It’s often more practical to replace the blade rather than sharpen it.

Q: What safety precautions should I take when cutting metal with a circular saw?

A: Wear safety goggles, gloves, and ear protection. Use a dust mask to protect against inhalation of metal particles. Secure the material being cut.

Q: How do I know if my blade needs to be replaced?

A: If the cutting becomes labored, the blade vibrates excessively, or you notice damage like chipped teeth, it’s time for a new blade.

Q: Can a metal cutting blade also be used for cutting wood?

A: Metal cutting blades are not suitable for wood due to their design and tooth structure. Using them on wood could damage both the blade and the material.

Q: Is it possible to cut thick metals with a standard circular saw?

A: The thickness of metal you can cut depends on the blade size and the saw’s capacity. Thicker materials may require larger saws or
specialized cutting machines.

Q: What type of circular saw blade do you need to cut metal?

A: To cut metal using a circular saw, you need a carbide-tipped abrasive cutoff wheel specifically designed for metal. They differ from wood-cutting blades in material and design to handle the hardness and characteristics of metal.

Q: Can I cut metal with a regular circular saw?

A: For occasional use a standard basic model will adequately perform metal cutting applications, however, for more frequent or robust projects it will be worth investing in a heavy-duty model.

Q: What is a metal cutting blade called?

A: This type of blade features high-speed steel teeth, which offer exceptional hardness, heat resistance, and wear resistance. HSS teeth can maintain their sharpness for longer periods, making them ideal for cutting tough materials such as stainless steel, alloy steel, and non-ferrous metals.

Q: How do I know if my circular saw blade can cut metal?

A: To cut metal with a circular saw, you'll need a specialized blade designed for metal cutting. Look for carbide-tipped blades with a high tooth count and a hardened steel body for durability. Lubricating the blade with cutting oil can help reduce heat buildup and prolong blade life.

Q: What is the difference between circular saw and metal cutting saw?

A: RPM is the biggest difference (wood saws are significantly faster, you need to check if you metal cutting blade is rated for such rpm) Metal cutting saws have more enclosed blades to better catch sparks and small metal fragments.

Q: What blades are typically used for cutting metal?

A: All you need is a blade with carbide teeth and, typically, a fine-tooth pitch. Smaller, finer teeth are generally better when it comes to cutting fine metal like sheet metal and thin-walled stainless steel pipes and profiles.

Q: Can I put a metal cutting blade on my circular saw?

A: Yes, you can use a metal blade to cut wood. In fact, many tools designed for cutting wood, such as saws (eg, circular saws, jigsaws, and band saws), have metal blades. These blades are specifically designed with teeth and materials suited for cutting through wood efficiently.

Zhejiang Zhongcun Precision Cutter Machinery Co., Ltd. is one of the leading metal carbide saw blades manufacturers and suppliers in China. We warmly welcome you to wholesale customized metal carbide saw blades from our factory. Good service and quality products are available.

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