Slitting Saws (34,000+ items) - Page 241
Saw, 0.0700 THK x OAL Teeth:12 Series: 2455
Saw, 0.1056 THK x OAL Teeth:48 Series: 2450
Saw, 0.0774 THK x OAL Teeth:12 Series: 2455
Saw, 0.1520 THK x OAL Teeth:72 Series: 2450
Saw, 0.2283 THK x OAL Teeth:72 Series: 2450
Saw, 0.0382 THK x OAL Teeth:10 Series: 2455
Saw, 0.0203 THK x OAL Teeth:16 Series: 2450
Saw, 0.0262 THK x OAL Teeth:80 Series: 2450
Saw, 0.1118 THK x OAL Teeth:20 Series: 2450
Saw, 0.0612 THK x OAL Teeth:40 Series: 2450
Saw, 0.1073 THK x OAL Teeth:28 Series: 2455
Saw, 0.0249 THK x OAL Teeth:10 Series: 2455
Saw, 0.0583 THK x OAL Teeth:80 Series: 2450
Saw, 0.1033 THK x OAL Teeth:80 Series: 2450
Saw, 0.0481 THK x OAL Teeth:30 Series: 2455
Saw, 0.0939 THK x OAL Teeth:12 Series: 2455
Saw, 0.0361 THK x OAL Teeth:14 Series: 2450
Saw, 0.0550 THK x OAL Teeth:30 Series: 2455
Saw, 0.0661 THK x OAL Teeth:24 Series: 2450
Saw, 0.0348 THK x OAL Teeth:38 Series: 2450
Saw, 0.1261 THK x OAL Teeth:24 Series: 2455
Saw, 0.0771 THK x OAL Teeth:28 Series: 2455
Saw, 0.0248 THK x OAL Teeth:12 Series: 2455
Saw, 0.2086 THK x OAL Teeth:72 Series: 2450
Saw, 0.0724 THK x OAL Teeth:60 Series: 2450
Saw, 0.1197 THK x OAL Teeth:24 Series: 2455
Saw, 0.0205 THK x OAL Teeth:14 Series: 2450
Saw, 0.1073 THK x OAL Teeth:20 Series: 2450
Saw, 0.0198 THK x OAL Teeth:20 Series: 2450
Saw, 0.0949 THK x OAL Teeth:72 Series: 2450
Saw, 0.0619 THK x OAL Teeth:24 Series: 2455
Saw, 0.0256 THK x OAL Teeth:24 Series: 2450
Saw, 0.0729 THK x OAL Teeth:10 Series: 2455
Saw, 0.0989 THK x OAL Teeth:60 Series: 2450
Saw, 0.0536 THK x OAL Teeth:16 Series: 2455
About Slitting Saws
Slitting Saws are specialized cutting tools that are used to cut metal into thin strips or slices. They are commonly used in the manufacturing of precision parts, such as gears and sprockets.
Types of Slitting Saws
There are several different types of slitting saws available on the market today. The most common type is a carbide tipped saw blade, which is designed to cut through tough materials like steel and aluminum. Other types include diamond-tipped blades for cutting harder materials like titanium and stainless steel.
Materials Used for Slitting Saws
Slitting saws are typically made from high-grade steel or carbide-tipped blades. The material chosen depends on the application and the type of metal being cut. For instance, softer metals such as aluminum require a different type of blade than harder metals such as stainless steel.
Industries that use Slitting Saws
Slitting saws can be found in a variety of industries, from automotive to aerospace manufacturing. Professionals in these industries rely on these tools to create precise cuts with minimal waste and maximum efficiency.
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