Main and scoring circular saw blades

Industrial Circular Saw Blades and Scoring Blades for Precision Cutting

Professional circular saw blades tipped with Tungsten Carbide (HM) and Polycrystalline Diamond (PCD) are engineered for operation on sliding table saws, beam panel sizers, multi-rip saws, optimizing cross-cutters, edgebanders, and CNC machining centers. Tool architectures are developed to maintain maximum dimensional accuracy, clean cut edges, and extended tool life during continuous industrial operations.

The product portfolio offers comprehensive solutions tailored to diverse machining processes: from heavy primary log breakdown and longitudinal timber ripping, to chip-free precision sizing of laminated particleboards, MDF, and HPL, as well as safe processing of aluminium extrusions, plastics, and composites. We supply saw plates featuring specialized tooth geometries, rake angles, wiper knife configurations, end-trimming blades for edgebanders and CNC aggregates, alongside dedicated grooving tools. The range is completed by split and conical scoring saw blades, ensuring flawless bottom-edge quality. All blades adhere to strict dynamic balancing standards to protect machine spindles.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. How to correctly select a circular saw blade for a specific material?

Selection depends on the material type (solid timber, laminated board, aluminium), material thickness, and cutting direction. Key parameters include tooth count, tooth geometry (ATB, TCG, FTG), hook angle, and plate/kerf thickness.

2. What is the difference between split and conical scoring saw blades?

Split scoring blades consist of two plates adjusted via shim washers to match the main blade kerf after resharpening. Conical scoring blades feature a single tapered plate where kerf width is adjusted by altering spindle height.

3. What causes rapid dulling or overheating of circular saw blades?

Common causes include incorrect feed rates, improper spindle RPMs, operating with dull teeth, inadequate sawdust clearance, and resin or glue buildup on the saw body.