Segmental Blades
Kinkelder Segmental Circular Saw Blades consist of a CrV (Chrome Vanadium) steel disc on to which hardened toothed segments are mounted and secured by rivets. This construction process makes it possible to repair a segmental saw blade after heavy tooth or segment breakage by simply replacing one or more of the segments.
Standard Kinkelder Segmental saw blades are supplied in HSS grade M2 = DIN 1.3343 and can also be supplied in cobalt-alloyed steel, such as M35 = DIN 1.3243 and M42 = DIN 1.3247 in diameters ranging from 250 mm to 1610 mm with various tooth forms.
In addition to the basic bright finish various blade coatings including Titanium Nitride, Titanium Carbon Nitride, Titanium Aluminium Nitride or Chrome Nitride can be applied to accommodate many different sawing applications.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a segmental circular saw blade?
A segmental circular saw blade is a circular saw blade in which individual toothed segments can be attached. Instead of having one continuous ring of teeth, a segmental saw allows you to replace any new segment riveted to the outside disc without having to replace the entire saw blade.
How is a segmental circular saw blade constructed, and how does it differ from a solid-body circular saw blade?
Segmental blades differ from solid-body blades due to their main body. A segmental blade is composed of a steel body which has hardened, replaceable, tooth segments fixed to the outer edge of the disc. A solid-body circular saw, however, is one single blade with a continuous ring of non-replaceable teeth.
For which materials and cutting applications are segmental circular saw blades particularly suited?
Segmental blades are best-suited to heavy-duty cutting applications. These blades are well adapted to metals such as structural steel or cutting large sections due to their robust, strengthened teeth and ability to quickly and conveniently change any faulty or dull teeth without losing too much time.
What are the advantages of using a segmental circular saw blade?
The main advantage of using a segmental circular saw is its convenience and repairability. If any of the particular segments are damaged or broken, the ability to individually replace them not only deems this blade more cost-effective but also more time-efficient due to the simplicity of changing and replacing each segment.
Where can I find quality segmental circular saw blades?
Whatever the project, you can find the best-suited segmental circular saw blades on our website. All our blades use chrome-vanadium steel bodies with hardened, long-lasting riveted segments. If you want some advice or are looking for some guidance for the best saw for the job, please contact us.