Circular Saw Blades  Manufacturers, Traders, Suppliers

A tool for cutting, grinding, or machining materials with circular motions and precision.

Equipment employing rotary motion for precise cutting, grinding, or shaping of various material surfaces.

Manufacturing, metalworking, construction, and woodworking

We are specialists in the field of production of metal circular saw blades

Solid carbide cutting tools offer superior hardness and wear resistance, making them ideal for high-precision machining applications. Their exceptional durability and heat resistance ensure consistent performance in demanding industrial environments.

Application Fields of Solid Carbide Cutting Tools:

CNC machining centers
Precision turning and milling operations
High-speed cutting applications

Engine component machining
Transmission parts production
Chassis system fabrication

Turbine blade machining
Structural component manufacturing
High-precision part production

Complex cavity machining
Precision engraving
Micro-machining applications

PCB drilling and milling
Semiconductor component manufacturing
Micro-component machining

High-volume production lines
Precision part fabrication
Custom component manufacturing

These tools are particularly valued for their ability to maintain precision and performance in demanding applications, offering superior wear resistance and extended tool life compared to traditional high-speed steel tools.

It typically consists of a laser-cut steel body and cutting tips. The tips are often made of tungsten carbide or titanium cobalt carbide, which are brazed onto the blade body. Many blades have special designs like laser-cut anti-vibration slots (some filled with polyurethane) to reduce vibration, and PTFE or anti-friction coatings to prevent corrosion and resin buildup. Different tooth geometries (e.g., ATB, TCG) are tailored to specific cutting needs, and expansion slots are added to avoid warping from heat during operation.

Dimensions:
Common outer diameters range from 5 3/8 inches to 12 inches for general use.
The arbor (inner hole) size is usually 5/8 inch or 1 inch. Blade thickness is around 1.6 - 2.5mm, and the number of teeth varies from 18 for fast cuts to 80 for fine finishing.
Other specs:
Carbide-tipped blades can undergo up to 25 sharpenings. Coated blades have a
surface hardness of 3000 - 3400HV and can withstand temperatures of 400 - 560°C. The cutting width of general-purpose models is about 0.054 inches, with thin-kerf designs for cordless tool optimization.

Woodworking:
Blades with appropriate tooth counts cut solid wood, plywood, and MDF for furniture making, cabinet assembly, and joinery work, ensuring smooth edges.
Construction:
Framing blades handle softwoods, hardwoods, and pressure-treated lumber for house framing, roofing, and deck building. Specialized ones even cut wood with nails efficiently.
Metalworking:
High-speed steel or cobalt-infused carbide blades cut steel, stainless steel, and cast iron, suitable for pipe and profile cutting machines in industrial settings.
Specialty fields: Dedicated blades cut composite decking, laminate flooring, and fiber cement materials for flooring installation and renovation projects.