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PCD diamond saw blades
PCD saw blades for CFRP, Eternit, wood, plaster and fiberglass
(PCD = polycrystalline diamond)
Sawing is the easiest, fastest and usually also the most economical method of
processing or cutting material. Only the interaction of tooth shape, number of teeth
and operating parameters brings the desired result. Our diamond-tipped saw blades
(PCD saw) can be re-sharpened several times and the teeth are matched to your
material. We offer PCD saws with a diameter of 80 - 750 mm for cutting on CNC flap
dividing saws, standing panel saws, angle units, table and sliding table saws. The
saw blades are also used in hand-held circular saws.
PCD saws are particularly suitable for wood materials, but also fiber cement (e.g.
Eternit), HPL, aluminum or glass fiber reinforced plastics.
Which saw blade do I need?
The saw blade with the trapezoidal flat tooth shape meets multiple requirements.
Boards such as coated chipboard can be cut cleanly with it.
For uncoated panels such as OSB or multiplex, hollow tooth saws or alternating tooth
saws are ideal, as they have a low cutting pressure and can sometimes also saw in
plastic. Especially with hand-held circular saws, it is advantageous to use saws with
low cutting pressure, since less force has to be applied to the saw cut.
Saws with a convex shape such as a hemisphere are used e.g. used on hand-held
circular saws for fiber cement panels in facade construction. The round tooth shape
is very stable and robust.
The manufacturers of hand-held circular saws often adapt their saw shape to the
engine power of the saw when they are initially fitted.
More tips on circular saws at: http://www.handkreissaege-testing.de/
Most saw blades have a cutting width of 2.5-4.5mm. Depending on how thick the part
is.
Saw blades that are too thin vibrate and saw blades that are too thick produce too
many chips and require too much cutting force.