SUGGESTED PROJECTS: Metalworking

SPECIFICATIONS

• ARBOR: 1"
• DIAMETER: 12"
• HOOK ANGLE: 0°
• KERF: .083"
• PLATE: .071"
• TEETH: 60
• MAX RPM: 1800
• Cermet II (ceramic and metallic) teeth provide a more efficient and productive metal cutting solution through high heat tolerance and increased hardness for superior wear, fewer blade changes and up to 25X longer life than standard grinding discs.
• Cuts up to 50X cooler with a circular saw blade compared to a grinding disc that increases the temperature of steel by up to 500 degrees. Grinding discs increase the temperature enough to permanently discolor steel.
• Cuts up to 10X faster with a circular saw blade for maximum productivity and efficiency, resulting in cuts up to 60 seconds faster in metals and stainless steels compared to standard grinding discs.
• Triple Chip Cutting action reduces sparks and the possibility of needing "hot" permits
• Optimized blade design reduces metal wandering and deflection, creating precise cuts that require virtually no rework
• Advanced laser-cut stabilizer vents trap noise and vibration for maximum stability, keeping the blade cool for straight, precise cuts.
• Impact-resistant tri-metal brazing, a three-metal brazing system, allows Cermet II teeth to withstand extreme impacts for maximum durability
• Laser-cut thin kerf design offers less resistance and heat build-up for easy cutting, precision and long life in cordless or corded saws
• Perma-SHIELD® coating resists heat build-up by protecting the blade from gumming and corrosion
• Laser-cut arbor reduces vibration and premature wear for precise blade rotation during use
• Circular saw blades create a controlled cutting action resulting in larger chip sizes that generate less dust and airborne contaminants compared to standard grinding discs.
• Cuts 1/8" to 1/2" wall thickness in steel studs, angle iron, flat bar, channel and EMT conduit
• Cuts 1/4" to 1" wall thickness in plate and bar stock
• Cuts 1/2"-2" diameter threaded rod
• To be used with a dedicated low-RPM metal cutting saw
• Secure your materials
• Use the correct number of teeth depending on the material thickness
• Use the correct cutting speed and let the tool do the work (don't cut too slowly)