HITACHI Zubehör 2017

PROLINE
JIGSAW BLADES
Working with Hitachi
Circles, straight lines, holes and trimming
- with Hitachi jigsaw blades you can cut
just about any shape. Hitachi has created
a wide range of jigsaw blades for all jobs
in many types of material and for all imaginable
applications. Straight cuts, fine cuts,
without splintering or at high speed - almost
anything is possible.
Hitachi jigsaw blades are extremely strong
and durable, thanks to the use of high quality
materials.
Material
High Carbon Steel (HCS) is used to cut
softer materials such as wood, plastic and
plastic coated chipboard.
High Speed Steel (HSS) fully hardened saw
blades are used to cut harder materials
such as metal, aluminum and non-ferrous
metals.
Bi-Metal (BiM) blades are the perfect combination
of a durable HSS strip welded on
a flexible HCS base. This type of blade is
used if there is a risk of shank breakage.
Especially suitable for use in hardwood,
hard plastics and various types of metal.
Tungsten Carbide (HM/TC) saw blades are
powerful thanks to the high abrasion resistance
of carbide. The different types vary
from carbide tip, strip and grit, available for
cutting stainless steel, glass fiber reinforced
plastics and even tiles.
Blade Production
Milling: The saw blade is milled giving a
faster production time. The teeth are quite
rough and will cut almost all materials at
high speed.
Grinding: The grinding process gives finer
teeth and therefore a finer cut of better quality
suitable for fine materials. The rake of
the teeth also plays a role and prevents the
saw blade jamming in the
material being cut.
Teeth Geometry
Milled Side set: The teeth are set out of
line with each other to speed up sawing.
Result is a relatively rough cut.
Milled Wavy set: The teeth are wavy set.
This provides a finer cut in almost all
materials.
Ground Side set: The blade is ground and
therefor the teeth are sharper, for fast
rough cuts in wood.
Taper ground/ Conical: The blade is
ground to a taper shape which enables
kerf clearance. The sharp teeth achieve a
fine precise cut in wood and plastic.
Progressive: This saw blade is executed
with a progressively increasing tooth
pitch, which combines good sawing
speed with a smooth finish.
We have selected the most suitable
blades for a wide range of materials.
These can be easily selected by the color
coding system and pictograms mentioning
the specific usage and application.
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NAVIGATING INSTRUCTIONS
In the chart on the first pages the entire
range of Hitachi jigsaw blades and their
application is depicted. When navigating
based on your specific application, you
can easily find which product suits your
demands best, accompanied by its technical
specifications.
The subsequent pages show you detailed
product specifications of all Hitachi
jigsaw blades, classified by application.
In the subsequent blade descriptions the
first number in size markings expresses
total length, followed by toothed length.
The actual useful length depends on
brand and type of the machine employing
the blade.
INOX
METAL
WOOD + METAL
WOOD
ABRASIVES
The TC-strip configuration allows these blades to be used in Inox sheet
metal, hardened screws and nails up to maximum 50HRC.
Bi-Metal saw blades for cutting softer- and non-ferrous metals.
Saw blade with progressive Bi-Metal teeth enable fast wood cutting
and sawing of non-hardened screws and nails.
For wood cutting applications the coarse and sharpened teeth give
optimal results. Use a BiM blade for cutting hard wood.
Carbide gritted blades for cutting tiles and Carbide Tipped blades for
cutting plaster board, glass fiber reinforced plastics/epoxy and fiber
cement boards.