Customer review 9.6!Tungsten grit
Tungsten grit
Tungsten grit
Tungsten grit
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Delivery time 2-3 weeks.
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- Custom-made to your exact length
- Made to order in our own workshop
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Product description
Product description
The tungsten grit saw
The tungsten grit blade (Saw37GRIT) is a grit bandsaw blade that is extremely suitable for specific hard materials. This saw is produced exclusively from a high-alloy steel strip with unique characteristics for increased resistance to wear. This saw is ideal for cutting materials that are too hard or abrasive for regular bandsaw blades such as ceramic and wire-reinforced rubber.
The tungsten grit saw is excellent for cutting the following materials:
- Glass reinforced plastics (GRP)
- Ceramics
- Cast iron
- Graphite
- Wire-reinfirced rubber (e.g. tires)
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