The carbide-edged jig blade is a high-precision tool designed specifically for cutting hard, abrasive materials such as ceramic tile, fiberglass and brick.
Its carbide-coated edge offers exceptional wear resistance, allowing clean, precise cuts in materials that would be difficult to work with conventional jig blades.
The robust steel core design provides an internal structure that minimizes breakage, ensuring durability and reliability during use in demanding conditions.
This combination of carbide edge and steel core makes this blade an ideal choice for professionals seeking high-quality results in construction and remodeling projects.

Recommendations for use
Use the carbide-edged jig blade only on materials for which it is designed, such as ceramic, fiberglass, and brick, to avoid unnecessary damage.
Be sure to properly fix the blade on the jig machine before you start cutting, ensuring your safety and cutting accuracy.
When cutting hard materials, it is advisable to maintain a constant speed and avoid putting too much pressure on the blade to prevent breakage and obtain cleaner cuts.
Perform test cuts on scrap pieces to adjust cutting speed and technique before working on the final piece.
Always wear personal protective equipment, such as goggles and gloves, when working with hard materials to avoid accidents.

Maintenance recommendations
Clean the blade after each use to remove cut material residue, which will help maintain its sharpness and performance.
Store the blade in a dry, safe location to avoid exposure to moisture, which could cause corrosion to the steel core.
Regularly inspect the blade for any signs of wear or damage, and replace it if necessary to maintain cut quality and safety.