The teeth of KINS’ BLUE saw blades are tipped with tungsten carbide, a hard and durable material. This makes them resistant to wear when cutting difficult materials and allows for a longer blade life than saw blades without carbide tips.
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TCT SAW BLADES FOR TUBES, PIPES OR PROFILES
The KINS’ BLUE saw blade series is designed for cutting tubes, pipes, or profiles on stationary (semi-) automatic machines. These saw blades are known for their durability, and the product range is designed to cut various materials, making them suitable for numerous applications with different steel grades and tensile strengths.
The size and specifications of the saw blade will depend on the specific requirements of the machine, the cutting task, and the type of material being cut. These considerations include the blade diameter, number of teeth, and the tooth form. To easily choose the right blade, use the blade selector or consult our expert.
INTRODUCING THE KINS’ BLUE FAMILY
The KINS’ BLUE series comprises specialized TCT blades engineered for cutting specific materials or tailored applications. The KINS’ BLUE LMT is designed for cutting low to medium tensile strength up to 1000 N/ mm2. For enhanced performance on dedicated high-performance sawing machines, the KINS’ BLUE LMT Performance is the ideal choice, delivering increased productivity and higher throughput. For tubes with tensile strengths above 900 N/mm², the KINS’ BLUE HT is the preferred choice, while the KINS’ BLUE HT Pro offers extended blade life for even greater durability.
For unstable cutting situations with vibrations influencing the cutting process, KINS’ BLUE HT Stabilizer is able to stabilize the cutting, ensuring blade life and a clean cut. This saw blade performs exceptionally well with high-tensile, thin-walled tubes or in situations where the machine struggles with clamping or vibrations.
For applications in which multiple blades are cut simultaneously, the KINS’ BLUE Multi is a good solution. It can also handle thick-walled.
KINS’ BLUE Stainless is the best solution for stainless and duplex tubes, providing optimized blade life.
In addition to the KINS’ BLUE family of TCT tube cutting blades, KINKELDER provides specialized solutions, with our application engineers ready to assist you.
TCT SAW BLADES TO CUT TUBES, PIPES OR PROFILES
THE ADVANTAGES OF KINS' BLUE TCT TUBE STATIONARY SAW BLADES
The KINS’ BLUE saw blades for tube stationary vary depending on the industry and the type of materials being cut. These TCT saw blades are well known for their high cutting speeds, output, and production rates. The hardness of the tungsten carbide tips allows for efficient cutting of hard materials, resulting in faster and more productive cutting processes.
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Flexibility
KINS’ BLUE saw blades are versatile and designed for cutting various types of steel tubes on stationary machines. This flexibility makes them suitable for a wide range of applications in different industries. In addition, KINKELDER offers specialized solutions for high-volume niche applications.
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Precision Cutting
The ability of KINS’ BLUE saw blades to cut higher tensile strength tubes at higher cutting speeds allows for precision cutting, which is crucial in industries where accuracy and tight tolerances are required.
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Longer blade life
Due to a long blade life, KINS’ BLUE saw blades can reduce downtime for saw blade changes, lower maintenance costs, reduce waste, and increased overall efficiency.
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Cost effective
Even though KINS’ BLUE saw blades have a higher upfront cost than re-sharpenable HSS saw blades, their longer blade life and durability make them cost-effective over the long term, especially in high-volume cutting applications.
Overview KINS’ BLUE tube Stationary
KINS’ BLUE LMT formerly known as: CX3
KINS’ BLUE LMT Performance formerly known as: CH-TL
KINS’ BLUE HT Stabilizer formerly known as: CX5
KINS’ BLUE HT formerly known as: CH-TH
KINS’ BLUE HT Pro is new in this range
KINS’ BLUE Stainless formerly known as: CX4
KINS’ BLUE Multi formerly known as: CH-TL Multi