Saw blade LAMINATE/HPL HW 168x1,8x20 TF 52

    for TS 60 K, TSV 60 K, CSC SYS 50
    Item number 205766

    Quality cuts better.

    Durability and precision under the toughest conditions. Adapted to the application and material. Made from high quality steel with saw teeth made from fine grain carbide. After all, you can only achieve a perfect cut when the saw blade is as good as the machine.

    • Trapezoidal/flat tooth circular saw blade for processing plastic materials
    • Ideally tailored to your saw – for exact, efficient working
    • Fine-grain carbide-tipped saw teeth – for optimum sawing action and perfect cuts
    • Slightly negative rake angle for long service life on very hard plastics
    • Cutting angle and tooth shape are adapted to the application and machine
    • Colour coding makes it easier to select the correct saw blade
    • for laminate, coated panels, acrylic glass, melamine resin boards and mineral materials

    Product highlights

    • Perfect cutting quality:

      The teeth shapes of the saw blades, which are optimally adapted to the machine, enable a high cutting performance and quality – for efficient work.

    • Achieve ideal results more quickly:

      The reduced cutting width of the saw blade geometry allows users to work faster and for longer. The saw teeth made of high-quality carbide result in a considerably longer service life, while maintaining a consistent cutting quality.

    • Systems get it done:

      Low wear and long service life thanks to optimally coordinated system components: Perfect interaction of saw blades with your saw.

    Main applications

    • Cutting laminate/HPL
    • For machining coated panels, melamine resin boards (Trespa ®), mineral materials, acrylic glass and phenolic-resin-bonded fibres and fabrics
    
    Technical data
    Diameter
    168 mm
    Cutting width
    1.80 mm
    Hole dia.
    20 mm
    No. of teeth
    52.00
    Chip angle
    -5.00 °
    Standard blade thickness
    1.20 mm
    Tooth shape
    TF
    Relief angle
    20.00 °
    Safety instruction
    (PDF | 2MB)

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