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Metal circular saw blade coarse HZ 63X4 mm
Article no.: 176000 63X4
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Arbors for saw blades ⌀ 20 - 63 mm see No. 345510 / 345555
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- Tool material: HSS
- Standard: DIN 1838
Product details
Technical Data
| ⌀ | 63 mm | |
| Thickness | 4 mm | |
| Coating | uncoated | |
| Tool material | HSS | |
| Standard | DIN 1838 | |
| Bore ⌀ | 16 mm | |
| No. of teeth Z | 32 | |
| Through-coolant | no | |
| Type of product | Circular saw blade |
Identification numbers & Classifications
| Article number | 176000 63X4 | |
| EAN / GTIN | 4045197244406 |
Application Table
N
800
N
600
P
37
P
22
P
20
P
15
M
11
M
11
K
27
N
400
Description
Version:
All blades are hollow ground to give side clearance. All sizes with 200 mm ⌀ and very thin blades have a bore collar for stabilisation. Accuracy, tooth form, and side clearance grinding according to DIN 1840.
DIN 1838 C coarse-toothed with curved form C. High performance tooth pitch (HZ) with high teeth and lower finishing teeth. The roughing tooth is 0.15 – 0.30 mm higher than the finishing tooth and is chamfered at both tooth corners. In this way both types of teeth share the cutting work.
DIN 1838 C coarse-toothed with curved form C. High performance tooth pitch (HZ) with high teeth and lower finishing teeth. The roughing tooth is 0.15 – 0.30 mm higher than the finishing tooth and is chamfered at both tooth corners. In this way both types of teeth share the cutting work.
Application:
Particularly suitable for cutting workpieces with low to medium tensile strength. High cutting performance due to the chip breaking tooth form.
Please note: If the component is not cut through, but only cut into, the bottom of the cut will have an additional slot due to the projecting high tooth.
Please note: If the component is not cut through, but only cut into, the bottom of the cut will have an additional slot due to the projecting high tooth.
Note:
The concentricity and axial run-out values are considerably better than the figures according to DIN 1840, in some cases by up to 50 %.