Products tagged with 'silicon carbide'

Silicon carbide - These sticks are used to remove accumulated material from plated and metal bonded blades.

Aluminum Oxide - Used to remove accumulated material from the diamond segments to restore grinding performance.  

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These blades are specially engineered for laboratory sectioning. Aluminum oxide (Al2O3), silicon carbide (SiC), diamond and cubic boron nitride (CBN) abrasives are offered in various bond types for sectioning a wide variety of materials. Choosing the right blade for the right material is crucial in reducing thermal and structural deformation.

Protective metal arbor inserts are molded into resin bonded blades. Blade arbor holes fit both 32 mm and 1.25" spindle arbors. All blades are precision ground to slightly less than the stated diameter to universally fit all makes and models of cutting machines. Blotters are supplied to shield vibration from the metal flanges and help protect the blade from breaking during use. Blades designated with the letter "P" feature a special textured pattern and those with a letter "R" are fiber reinforced.

Mineral - Aluminum oxide is recommended for cutting ferrous metal alloys and silicon carbide is recommended for non-ferrous metal alloys. Diamond is best for hard, non-metal alloys. CBN is best for tool & die steels and other very hard/tough ferrous metal alloys.

Diameter - Select the blade diameter most appropriate for the saw, sample type and size.

Bond - Metal Bond blades provide longer life and durability than resin bond, but result in a coarser surface finish. Resin Bond blades cut cooler with less friction and minimal odor. Rubber Bond blades are available in thinner options and are ideal for environments where durability is desired.

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