Blistered bi-metal saw blades are designed to deliver superior, long-lasting performance in a wide range of cutting applications.
These blades are made with a bi-metal construction that includes 5% cobalt, giving them excellent resistance to breakage.
This construction allows the blades to bend and flex without breaking, significantly improving durability and reducing the need for frequent replacements.
The cutting edge is made of M-42 high speed steel, known for its exceptional hardness and ability to maintain a sharp edge even under heavy use.
The blade teeth have a hardness of HRc 64-66, allowing them to cut accurately and efficiently through a variety of materials, including ferrous and non-ferrous metals, plastics, and other difficult-to-cut materials.

Recommendations for use:
Use bimetal saw blades in applications that require cutting hard metals, as their M-42 high-speed steel edge is designed specifically for these materials.
Ensure that the tool on which the blades are mounted is properly adjusted and in good condition to maximize cutting efficiency and prevent damage to the blade.
When cutting softer materials, adjust the cutting speed to prevent overheating of the blade and prolong its life.
Use appropriate cutting lubricant when working with metals to reduce friction and prevent premature edge wear.
Avoid using the blade in applications for which it is not designed, such as cutting wood or highly abrasive materials, as this may reduce its durability and efficiency.

Maintenance recommendations:
After each use, clean the saw blades to remove debris and metal dust, which will prevent corrosion and keep the edge in optimal condition.
Store the blades in a dry, safe place, away from moisture and other objects that could damage the teeth or edge.
Periodically check the blades for signs of wear or damage, such as chipped teeth or loss of edge, and replace them if necessary to ensure quality cuts and safety on the job.