Typical Applications
- Crosscutting solid wood logs to specified lengths in sawmills, timber yards, and wood processing facilities.
- General cut-to-length of solid wood on radial arm saws, pendulum saws, and table saws in operations where tooling cost is the primary consideration.
Key Performance Advantages
- Economical: manufactured entirely from 75Cr1 tool steel with no carbide tips—low unit cost makes it accessible for sawmills and wood processing operations with limited tooling budgets.
- Resharpenable: teeth can be reground multiple times to restore cutting performance, extending the usable life of each circular saw blade.
- No coolant required—dry cutting is standard practice for solid wood.
Application Notes
- Designed for low-speed radial arm saws, pendulum saws, and table saws; not intended for high-speed carbide-saw machines.
- Regrind the teeth promptly when dulling is noticed to maintain cut quality and avoid excessive cutting forces.
- For operations with higher production volumes or harder wood species, consider upgrading to carbide-tipped circular saw blades for longer service life between resharpenings.
- Applications where cut volume is moderate and tooling cost is a primary consideration over maximum cutting speed.
