This saw blade the material is used for Japan SK51 sheet. And the teeth feature is used for TF, Atb, Zyp, Ba5.The blade ensures clean and accurate cuts. The blade is designed for durability and longevity. The blade can handle various materials. This allows for versatility in cutting applications. The blade reduces noise and vibration. This improves user experience and machine life. The blade incorporates cooling technology. This ensures consistent cutting results.
Parameter | Product Parameter |
Blade | TANGLI |
Specification | 300x30x3.2x2.2x72t(A) |
| Material | Japan SK51 sheet |
| Teeth Feature | TF, Atb, Zyp, Ba5 |
| Machines | Sliding Table Saw |
Application | Rip&cross cut for solid wood(hard&soft); laminated panels like particle board; MDF; plywood |
Features | Precision Cutting, Durability, Versatility, Reduced Noise & Vibration |
Safety | Reduces Vibration and Noise |
| Maintenance | Regular Cleaning and Inspection |
| Certification | ISO9001, ISO18001, ISO45001, SGS, TUV |
Furniture manufacturing
High precision, smooth surface, fast cutting speed
Construction
Wear-resistant, impact-resistant, versatile
Q: What materials can precision panel saw blades cut?
A: Precision panel saw blades are designed to cut a variety of materials, including solid wood(hard&soft); laminated panels like particle board; MDF; plywood. The type of blade you choose can affect its performance on different materials, so selecting the appropriate blade for your specific needs is essential for optimal results.
Q: How do I maintain my saw blade for longevity?
A: To ensure your precision panel saw blade lasts longer, regularly clean it to remove resin and debris. Additionally, inspect the blade for dullness or damage and avoid cutting materials that are too hard or abrasive. Proper storage and handling also contribute to the blade's longevity and performance.
Q: Can I use a precision panel saw blade on different saw machines?
A: Most precision panel saw blades are compatible with various types of saw machines, including Sliding Table Saw. However, always check the manufacturer's specifications to ensure the blade fits your particular machine and meets safety requirements.
