product features
It Holds an Edge and Refuses to Wear Down
Because we are using premium ceramic here, the hardness is on a whole different level compared to your everyday metal blades. It fights off friction and wear like a champ. What that actually means for your crew is a blade that stays razor-sharp over long-term use, saving you from constantly burning through your tool budget on replacements.
Dead-On Precision and Clean Finishes
There is nothing worse than a ragged edge that requires an hour of grinding and cleanup. Thanks to the ultra-sharp edge design and the unique properties of the ceramic, it glides through materials leaving a smooth, mirror-like surface. If you are handling jobs where tight dimensional accuracy and flawless surface quality are non-negotiable, this is the blade you want on the arbor.
Long-Term Durability That Saves You Money
The ceramic structure handles continuous, back-to-back cutting cycles without flinching, even when you are pushing it through tougher alloys. Because it doesn't degrade like traditional steel, your maintenance downtime plummets. You end up spending less on replacement parts and keeping your machines running, which directly protects your shop's bottom line.
Blazing Fast Cuts with Less Muscle
A sharper blade means you don't have to force the material through the machine. This saw blade lets you ramp up your processing speeds while taking a lot of the physical strain off the operator. You get your cutting lists done faster, more efficiently, and without those annoying interruptions to fix a binding blade.
It Won't Corrode or Rust
Unlike tool steel which starts pitting the second it encounters moisture or harsh chemicals, ceramic is completely immune to rust and chemical corrosion. Whether you are cutting corrosive materials or running aggressive coolants, the blade stays well intact, which adds a ton of extra life to your investment.
Keeps the Heat Way Down
Traditional metal-on-metal cutting generates a ton of friction heat, which can easily warp or discolor thin, delicate stock. Ceramic blades run naturally cooler. By keeping the heat-affected zone to an absolute minimum, you won't ruin heat-sensitive materials or deal with ugly thermal deformation.
Where This Blade Really Earns Its Keep
This ceramic saw blade is incredibly versatile and slots easily into any shop floor that demands high precision and zero drama.
Industrial Metal Processing: Good for general fabrication and manufacturing plants where you need clean, burr-free cuts on raw stock day in and day out.
The Electronics Sector: Ideal for dicing or trimming around heat-sensitive components, where keeping the cutting temperature low is the difference between a good part and a fried circuit board.
Medical Device Manufacturing: When you are making surgical instruments or high-end medical components that require absolute dimensional advantage and zero surface contamination, this blade delivers.
Plastic & Rubber Fabricators: It isn't just for metal; it handles tough non-metal materials beautifully, offering a flexible tool that won't melt or snag soft, sticky plastics.
High-Volume Production Lines: If your goal is to minimize machine downtime, boost your throughput, and trim down your operating overhead, this blade is a no-brainer upgrade for your automated lines.
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Model |
355 |
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Workpiece shape(mm) |
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FRated voltage |
220V/50Hz |
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Frequency rating(W) |
3500 |
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Power saw blade(mm) |
355 |
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Diameter joint |
25.4 |
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Diameter Tlie thickness of the sawtooth(mm) |
2.2 |




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