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Applications of tungsten steel blades Release time：2020-08-12　　　　 Time to browse

　　Tungsten steel blades are a tool that has become more and more popular because it can do different things in different quantity conditions. Initially cutting metal, and now in portable versions, both greatly enhance the versatility of tungsten steel blades. The tool gets its name from the way heat is transferred during cutting to keep the blade cool with the material being cut. Tungsten steel blades, used to support cold saws, high speed steel blades and tungsten carbide blades.

　　Cold saws made with tungsten steel blades actually cost slightly more than other types because they are more efficient and accurate in cutting. This means they have very high production conditions, especially because the tungsten steel blades on them need to be used for a long period of time and can be worn several times before they are replaced.

　　There are also portable cold saws that have proven to be popular with plate roofers because they do not take off the metal coating on tungsten steel blades. They can also be cut by up to a quarter inch in thickness. High speed steel blade high speed steel (HSS) blade is a bit of a misnomer as it does not run at particularly high speeds on all the pieces. In fact, it usually runs faster than other cold saw blades. They sometimes coat the tungsten steel blades on top with titanium nitride to give them a boost. The blade itself is made of a specific type of tungsten steel, M2 or M35, with cobalt as an additional alloy. After heat treatment, the leaves harden, which means they don't come out easily. Unfortunately, it won't leave them crisp, so you must have good quality tungsten steel blades, each inch specification needs to be in the right number, to match each job.

　　HSS cold saw blades tend to use ingots, castings and other metal objects. However, if their tungsten steel blades are not properly quenched during manufacturing, they are prone to distortion after work. They also note the difference in their level of impact resistance.

　　HSS blades can be reground for a considerable amount of time before replacement is required. Like all cold saw blades, HSS blades need to be kept lubricated and cooled.

　　Tungsten carbide blades because it sounds strange, tungsten carbide blades are designed to cut faster than high speed steel blades. This is due to the tungsten carbide blade on the teeth. These tips go underground onto the chrome vanadium steel alloy made of the blade and have been specially heat-treated so it is very abrasion resistant. Although tungsten carbide blades were originally used only for non-ferrous metals, in more recent times their use has been expanded to include non-ferrous metals.

　　Tungsten carbide blades are characterized by the fact that the saw and material must be vibration-free when cutting. Because vibration can damage the teeth of the saw blade. That means they are very vulnerable. Tungsten carbide blades, if you can avoid this, have a long life, and the tungsten steel on them can be reground several times before being replaced.