Stable solution for thin wall tube cutting

The thick body and thinned cutting area of the Power Integral saw blade provide a low friction coefficient and reduced cutting resistance combined with higher strength. This enables these saw blades to be used for extremely demanding applications, like fast cutting of thin walled products.

Advantages: Best solution for cutting stainless steel tubes Minimizes tube spinning and deformation Improves yields, especially important when cutting expensive materials Low vibration level

• Thin walled (stainless) steel tubes, brass/copper
• Suggested cutting speed: 60 – 180 m/min
• Feed: 0,02 – 0,16 mm/tooth
• Machines: manual, semi-automatic, automatic

Typical application examples:

Material	Type of steel	Dimensions (mm)	Material specs.	Tensile strength (N/mm2)	Cutting speed (m/min)	Tooth  load (mm/tooth)	Cutting time (sec)	Blade  life (cuts)	Blade life (m2)
Tube	soft steel	89 x 2,0	S275	380	120	0,05 / 0,12	3,5	4.000	1,8
Tube	stainless	40 x 2,0	1.4301	380	42	0,03 / 0,06	5,8	9.000	2,1
Tube	stainless	50 x 1,5	1.4512	430	180	0,03 /0,06	1,6	9.000	2,1

  Available Power Integral saw blades:

Diameter (mm)	Kerf (mm)	Bore (mm)
315	1,8 / 1,2	32
315	2,5 / 1,8	32
350	2,5 / 1,8	32

Recommended tooth forms:

Tooth form	Usage	Shape tooth form
CB	Chipbreaker tooth form is most effective for tube and profile cutting, particularly with PVD coated blades.