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<strong>PALSUN</strong><strong>Technical</strong> Manualb. PALRAM Particular Circular Saw Cutting Recommendations:These recommendations are based on technical know-how, particular testsand vast practical experience accumulated during years of work.These recommendations are to be accepted only as general guidelines.ABBABλtBAAAFigure 8: Typical Circular Saw Blade (segment)Table 10: Saw Blade Specifications for Cutting <strong>PALSUN</strong>up to 5mm Thickness.Diameter (mm / in.)No. of teeth in bladeThickness (mm / in.)Teeth anglesTooth appearance300 / 12962.2 - 3.2 / 3/32 –1/8Rake- 10°, clearance 15°Alternating: Left –rightβB-BBA-AAβSpeed1800 – 2400 rpmFigure 9a: Alternate Teeth ConfigurationALT 145B-BBA-AATable 11: Saw Blade Specifications for Cutting <strong>PALSUN</strong>6 to 12 mm Thickness.Diameter (mm / in.)No. of teeth in bladeThickness (mm / in.)Teeth anglesTooth appearanceSpeed350 / 141082.2 - 3.2 / 3/32 –1/Rake- 10°, clearance 15°Alternating:1800 - 2400 - pmFigure 9b: Alternate Teeth ConfigurationALT 2Notes:1. Teeth shapes sketches are not to scale. They should be considered to serve only as an indication.2. The <strong>PALSUN</strong> should be placed on a firm flat base and clamped into position during sawing.3. When sawing <strong>PALSUN</strong> it is recommended to leave the protective PE film on.4. If the cut sheet vibrates during sawing, cardboard sheet padding may be placed beneath it to absorb the vibrations.5. When sawing thin gauge palsun it is recommended not to cut single sheets by themselves, but saw a pack of 5-10sheets at the time, clamped firmly together to a steady base.6. Low to moderate feed rate should be used when the sheets approach the blad, or vice versa. A feed rate that is too highcan cause gumming, splitting or breaking of the sheet edges.15

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