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Band Saw Blade Series
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Amada Blade pitch slection table by materials to be eut ^^^^^^ Maximum cutting length Material to be eut ^^^^^^ -► mm 50 100 150 200 250 300 400 500 700 1000 -► inches 2" 4" 6" 8" 10" 12" 16" 20" 28" 40" Roll formed section 6/10P 6/8P 5/7P Structural steel, Bundled tubes 4/6P J Solid material Bundled small diameter material, Mild steel 3/4P 2/3P 1 .5/2P Tool steel, Prehardened steel Hot work die steel, Stainless steel Super heat resisting alloy 11. 1/1.5R I ( I J.75/1F > Note 1: When cutting profiles or structurals, it is desirable that at least 2 teeth are in contact with the material being cut at all times. This will prevent chipping and stripping of the teeth and eliminate premature blade failure. Note 2: The above table based on "SGLB" should be used as a guide. Specific applicability vary somewhat depending on the characteristics of the blades. For example, 3/4P of "PROTECTOR" is capable of cutting materials in the range including 4/6P in the above table. 1

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Select the blade which is best suited for the shape and quality of the material to be eut and the work requirements. Roll formed section Structural steel Bundled small diameter material Mild steel, *2 Non-ferrous metal Tool steel, Prehardened steel Hot work die steel, Stainless steel Super heat resisting alloy A36, 40, 45, 50, 55, 1008, 1012 1008, 1095, 5015, 4118, 4320 P-2, S-2, L-6, D-2 H-13, 304, 17-4PH INCONEL, Ti-6L-4V Thin wall C-shaped Thick wall ont on H-beam Channel Deck plate I I JTJXTLTLrL II ~4" Small Medium Large Small Medium Large Small Medium Large Small Medium Large ~4"...

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^^^^^ HJcioi| *1: The hardness of the tooth tip represents Amada's average value. It is adjusted to some extent according to the types and sizes of the products. »2: Non-ferrous metals referred to on this chart are mainly aluminum, aluminum alloy, copper and copper alloy. These metals may be equivalent to hard-to-cut materials and even harder in some cases. When using a special alloy, consult AMADA first. ** The minimum requirement for cutting is that the tooth tip is harder than the material to be cut. In order to ensure economical cutting, however, the tooth tip should be a minimum of...

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Line-up of AMADA's blades and development concepts Triple-Chip Carbide Carbide Tipped Blade Set Type Carbide Carbide Carbide+EX Coat DP AXCELA G CTB For gnral purpose High-quality carbide tips. For higher cutting speed, higher accuracy and longer service life 4

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