MK Morse CSM1052TSC Metal Devil 10-Inch 52-Teeth Thin Steel Cutting Saw Blade with 5/8-Inch and Diamond Knockout Arbor

Description

TCG (Triple Chip Grind) Cutting Tip Configuration makes all tips strong since the load is shared between teeth. Cuts Metal Faster - The Morse Metal Devil cuts through steel, iron and aluminum with minimal frictional drag. Tests cutting angle iron and steel plate also showed that the Metal Devil can be expected to deliver long life performance on virtually any metal-cutting application. 0-degree tooth rake for steel7-degree tooth rake for thinner & softer metals like aluminum. This creates a more foreward cutting action. - Fewer seconds per cut. - More than 700 cuts through 12-inch by 3/8-inch aluminum plate. Consequently, the time savings are dramatic and important to anyone trying to get more done in less time. Cutting through angled steel. This configuration creates a stronger tooth with more carbide where the cut is being made. Blades with more teeth are used for finer cuts and to cut thinner materials. This creates a more foreward cutting action. Cuts Metal Longer The unique metallurgy of the carbide tips and hardened steel inner plate combined with the configuration of the teeth and manufacturing quality create a circular saw blade that makes more cuts in metal than other blades you attach to a. After watching a Morse Metal Devil; blade make 700 cuts in 12-inch by 3/8-inch Aluminum Plate, our laboratory testers wore out before the blade. Blades for cutting softer aluminum and thinner metals have 7-degree rake. Blades for cutting steel have 0 degree rake.

Key Features

• More than 700 cuts through 12-inch by 3/8-inch aluminum plate.
• This creates a more foreward cutting action. - Fewer seconds per cut. - More than 700 cuts through 12-inch by 3/8-inch aluminum plate.
• 0-degree tooth rake for steel7-degree tooth rake for thinner & softer metals like aluminum.
• Cuts Metal Faster - The Morse Metal Devil cuts through steel, iron and aluminum with minimal frictional drag.
• Blades for cutting softer aluminum and thinner metals have 7-degree rake.
• This maximizes the resistance of each tooth to chipping. - Blades with more teeth are used for finer cuts and to cut thinner materials. - Blades for cutting steel have 0 degree rake.