Band Saw Blades offer optimal resistance to breakage.
August 8, 2007 -
Providing wear, heat, abrasion, and shock resistance, Die Pro Band Saw Blades feature triple-tempered M-42 high-speed steel teeth with 8% cobalt. Bi-Metal Unique(TM) material bonding technology joins 2 strips of high-speed steel wires to backing steel in solid phase using solid-state diffusion bonding agent. Suited for both light-duty horizontal and vertical machines, blades cut tool, die, and mold steels; carbon steels; low alloy and nonferrous materials; and aluminum.
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New Die Pro Band Saw Blades provide faster production cutting in a variety of materials, including tool, die and mold steels, stainless and more.
ATHOL, Mass. U.S.A. (July 16, 2007) - Today, The L.S. Starrett Company announced the introduction of Die Pro Bi-Metal Band Saw Blades featuring excellent wear, heat, abrasion and shock resistance to provide faster production cutting and lower cost per cut. The blade's design features triple-tempered M-42 high-speed steel teeth with 8% cobalt (HRc 67-69), combined with the Starrett-exclusive Bi-Metal Unique(TM) saw blade technology for faster cutting, stronger blades and longer blade life with greater resistance to breakage.
Starrett's Bi-Metal Unique material bonding technology provides several key advantages. The technology joins two strips of high-speed steel wires to a backing steel in a solid phase, using the principle of solid-state diffusion bonding agent. This proprietary (patent pending) solid-state diffusion process generates 170% more weld contact area compared to the existing bi-metal high-speed steels. This significantly reduces fracture and breakage at the high-speed steel/backing material interface, promoting longer blade life.
Soon after initial use, the teeth develop a groove in the very thin center of the backing material. As a result, the cutting stroke produces dual chips that are more easily removed, to provide faster cutting. This chip clearing benefit is called Split Chip AdvantageŽ.
Die Pro Bi-Metal Blades can be used on both light-duty horizontal and vertical machines. The blades are suitable for contour and general-purpose sawing, maintenance and tool rooms. Applications include tool, die and mold steels, carbon steels, low alloy and nonferrous materials, and aluminum. Die Pro blades cut a variety of shapes, solids and tubing.
"Die Pro blades offer band saw users an ideal solution for fast, efficient cutting," says Mr. Greg Cook, Starrett Saw Division Sales Manager. "By integrating Bi-Metal Unique technology in Die Pro's design, users have a durable, long lasting blade that is suitable for a variety of applications."
Die Pro blades are available in a variety of constant and variable pitch configurations, with all widths ˝ " or less. Pitches range from 3 to 18 teeth per inch and are offered in positive rake, straight rake and wavy set/zero rake configurations.
In addition to being the world's pre-eminent manufacturer of precision measuring tools and equipment, Starrett is also a worldwide leader in the design and manufacture of band saw blades, hacksaw blades, hole saws, jig/reciprocating blades and specialty saw products. Blades are manufactured in Mt. Airy, NC, USA; Jedburgh, Scotland; and Itu, Brazil. For more information on Die Pro Bi-Metal Band Saw Blades, contact the L.S. Starrett Company at 121 Crescent Street, Athol, MA 01331. Telephone (978) 249-3551, or Fax (978) 249-8495. Web: www.starrett.com.
Contacts:
Engineering:
John Hedbor
USA
Phone: 978-249-3551 E-mail this person Company Information: Name: L.S. Starrett Company Address: 121 Crescent Street City: Athol, State: MA ZIP: 01331 Country: USA Phone: 978-249-3551 http://www.starrett.com
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