Carbide blades with improved durability intended for general-purpose band saws.
Set tooth type adopted
The adoption of the set tooth type, which has been used for a wide variety of blades and highly reputed, helps reduce cutting resistance and minimize blade deviation.
Tooth tip micro-chamfering
Micro-chamfering minimizes tooth tip chipping of general-purpose band saws during cutting.
Blade capable of cutting difficult-to-cut materials at a high cutting rate such as stainless steel and hot work die steel materials.
Five dispersed kerf type tooth shape
High speed cutting and lower cutting resistance during the cutting of difficult-to-cut, large materials (alloy tool steel and stainless steel).
Tooth tip micro-chamfering
Delivers high speed cutting and reduces tooth chipping.
EXCOAT-DP
Super levels of hardness, high resistance to temperatures, and strengthened coating adhesion technology.
Blade suitable for cutting difficult-to-cut materials such as Inconel and titanium alloy.
Flat-Set type and Triple-Chip tooth profile (FST tooth geometry)
Dependable sawing on highly abrasive materials.
Sharp-edge tooth tip (Sharpest tooth form)
Increased tooth penetration on hardened materials.
Utilizing a new and improved grade of carbide chip
Optimized blade material with improved wear resistance.
Increased edge material hardness compared to conventional products.
Wide set specification of measure against pinching
Lineup of AXCELA H WS improved measure against pinching for most difficult-to-cut materials.
Carbide blades with excellent vibration isolation performance.
Reduced chattering vibrations by long pattern
The single long pattern featuring 7-tooth per group x 6-tooth pitch = 42-tooth pitch/pattern with a kerf dispersion tooth profile contributes to minimized vibrations with the same frequency and reduced vibrations during cutting.
Tooth tip with sharp edge
The sharp tooth tip form ensures enhanced cutting performance.