225mm Cold Saw Blades

225mm (9 inch) Cold Saw Blades

Cold Saw Blade Store stocks a wide selection of 225mm cold saw blades. If we do not have what you need, we guarantee we can find it for you. We carry many different coatings and offer custom tooth counts for different applications. Below are the most common selection of 225mm cold saw blades on the market.

Cold saw blades, specifically those that are 225mm (or approximately 9 inches) in diameter, are typically used in metalworking and are designed to cut metal with minimal heat transfer to the workpiece. Here’s a bit more detailed information:

225mm Cold Saw Blades (9-inch)

Overview:

• Diameter: 225mm (approximately 9 inches)
• Type: Cold Saw Blades
• Usage: Metal cutting
• Characteristic: Minimizes heat transfer during cutting

Key Features:

1. Material: Often made from high-speed steel (HSS) or tungsten carbide-tipped (TCT).
2. Cooling: Designed to be used with a coolant to prevent overheating and to ensure clean cuts.
3. Precision: Provides precise and burr-free cuts, which are essential for quality metalworking.
4. Durability: Tends to have a longer lifespan compared to abrasive saw blades when used correctly.

Applications:

• Metalworking: Used for cutting various metals, including steel, aluminum, and others, in a precise and clean manner.
• Manufacturing: Widely used in manufacturing settings where precise metal cutting is required.
• Fabrication: Utilized in metal fabrication workshops for creating specific parts and components.

Considerations for Use:

• Coolant: Always use with a coolant to ensure the blade does not overheat and to prolong its life.
• Machine Compatibility: Ensure the blade is compatible with your cold saw machine, considering aspects like RPM, power, and mounting hole size.
• Safety: Always follow safety guidelines, including wearing protective gear and following proper operating procedures.

When purchasing a 225mm cold saw blade, consider the following:

• Teeth Count: Higher tooth count usually provides smoother cuts, while lower tooth count might cut faster but with rougher edges.
• Material Type: Ensure the blade material and design are suitable for the type of metal you are cutting.
• Brand & Reviews: Consider purchasing from reputable brands and check customer reviews for insights on performance and durability.