Designed for cutting almost all materials.

Machine saw blade made of high-performance high-speed steel.

Suitable for use with modern machines, skilled operators, and a high level of control.

Correct blade tension is crucial to ensure a straight cut and a long blade life.

If the tension is too low, the blade can twist or bend upwards. Both lead to overloading the blade and uneven, curved cuts.

Excessive tension can damage the blade and the saw frame.

As a general rule: The harder the material, the lower the stroke speed should be, and the greater the feed should be.

If there are burnt chips, the feed is too high.

If teeth are breaking, the feed is also too high.

Fine, powdery chips are a sign that the feed is too low.

The correctly chosen feed can be recognized by fine, curled chips.

The teeth should not touch the workpiece when the machine is started.

As a rule of thumb: At least three teeth should engage the workpiece simultaneously.