Blade Type - Company Ranking(6 companies in total)
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| It is a set of blade shapes consisting of two blades with alternating chamfered corners and one mountain blade with a protruding part. | Aluminum sash, 45-degree cutting of shaped materials, bars, pipes, billet, slab cutting, etc. | ||
| The screw angle alternates, and it has a blade shape with a pair of two blades. | Aluminum, copper, and brass sashes; aluminum, copper, and brass pipes; aluminum, copper, and brass profiles, etc. | ||
| Cut off the protruding part with the mountain blade first, then cut the remaining part with the flat blade, and divide the chips into three ... | Aluminum sashes, pipes, billets, slabs and bars, aluminum casting sprue cutting, etc. | ||
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【Basic Information on Chip Saws】Blade Type 3DX
- overview
- It is a set of blade shapes consisting of two blades with alternating chamfered corners and one mountain blade with a protruding part.
- Application/Performance example
- Aluminum sash, 45-degree cutting of shaped materials, bars, pipes, billet, slab cutting, etc.
【Basic Information on Chip Saws】Blade Type D2
- overview
- The screw angle alternates, and it has a blade shape with a pair of two blades.
- Application/Performance example
- Aluminum, copper, and brass sashes; aluminum, copper, and brass pipes; aluminum, copper, and brass profiles, etc.
【Basic Information on Cutting Blades】Blade Type D4
- overview
- Cut off the protruding part with the mountain blade first, then cut the remaining part with the flat blade, and divide the chips into three ...
- Application/Performance example
- Aluminum sashes, pipes, billets, slabs and bars, aluminum casting sprue cutting, etc.
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