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Carbide-tipped circular saw blade Rake angle negative, ⌀×bore: 250X32Fmm
Article no.: 217351
Catalog no.: 179700
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- Tool material: Carbide
- Components: Carbide
Product details
Technical Data
| ⌀ | 250 mm | |
| Thickness | 3.2 mm | |
| Tool material | Carbide | |
| Bore ⌀ | 32 mm | |
| No. of teeth Z | 80 | |
| Pitch t | 9.8 mm | |
| Number of drive holes | 2 | |
| Drive hole ⌀ | 11 mm | |
| Drive hole pitch circle | 63 mm | |
| suitable for saw makes | Kaltenbach | |
| Components | Carbide | |
| Suitable for material | Metal | |
| Through-coolant | no | |
| Type of product | Circular saw blade |
Identification & Classification
| Article number | 217351 | |
| Catalog number | 179700 | |
| EAN / GTIN | 4045197096104 | |
| Manufacturer number | 179700 250X32F | |
| Manufacturer/responsible person | Hoffmann Supply Chain GmbH & Co. KG, Poststraße 15, 90471 Nürnberg, Germany, www.hoffmann-group.com |
Application Table
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850
N
650
N
450
Description
Version:
High performance toothing with high teeth and lower finishing teeth. The trapezoidal carbide tips cut easily and generate clean cut surfaces.
Advantage:
Particularly suitable for hard anodised profile material.
Application:
On high-speed machines.
F = fine tooth pitch for thin walled profiles or plates up to 5 mm thickness.
M = medium tooth pitch for profiles and pipes with greater than 5 mm thickness.
G = coarse tooth pitch for solid material such as bars and rods.
Negative rake angle 6° for use on machines with oscillating saw blade infeed from above. Advantageous for thin profiles.
F = fine tooth pitch for thin walled profiles or plates up to 5 mm thickness.
M = medium tooth pitch for profiles and pipes with greater than 5 mm thickness.
G = coarse tooth pitch for solid material such as bars and rods.
Negative rake angle 6° for use on machines with oscillating saw blade infeed from above. Advantageous for thin profiles.
Note:
- Recommended cutting speed: 40 − 80 m/s, for harder materials such as alloys, brass, or bronze it is preferable to use the lowest recommended speed.
- Pay special attention to maintaining an even feed rate; this prevents damage.
- Additional versions on request.
- Further circular saw blades can be found in catalogue volume 2.