Coldsaw Sharpening

Having a coldsaw blade in your arsenal of tools is a great investment especially if you’re working in the cutting industry. If we are to achieve the optimal production and efficiency in cutting, a person must know how to conduct maintenance on their coldsaw. One of the forgotten routine in cutting is sharpening circular saw blades and today, we’re going to tackle this subject.

We’re going to start with:

1.       Maintenance

In maintenance, sharpening one’s coldsaw blade is a must. Coldsaw blades, brobo blades, bi-metal saw blades, etc. should be kept sharp to achieve optimum results and efficiency when working.

2.       Savings

If you think that your blade isn’t performing to the level it should be, it would be a great move to check the blade if you can sharpen it instead of buying a new one. Sharpening your blade will increase your skill and can be cost-effective if you are trying to save money.

 3.       Carbide Saws

Carbide blades are efficient in terms of durability and in our experience, carbide blades can be sharpened 15 to 20 times before replacement. Sharpening a carbide saw utilizes ultra-fine diamond grit wheels on machine. After the blade is inspected and polished, the blade is checked for broken teeth. After the blade is sharpened, coating it with a special wax is a way to protect the teeth from different cutting activities.

4.     Cold Saw or Brobo Blades

The best way to perform coldsaw or brobo blade sharpening is through CNC sharpening machine. Imperfections in sharpening can cause you even further damage and imprecise cutting. Our company uses high-tech German sharpening machine that ensures blade geometry and tolerance are maintained. Precision grinding wheels produce a result that will make your blades last longer.

 5.       Steel Saw Blades

Steel Saw Blades are also known to be durable and can be sharpened up to 20 times depending on the size and condition of the blade. We also sharpen these blades using a CNC Sharpening Machine.