Tuesday, November 26, 2024
LEUCO has extended the raw teeth of its diamond-tipped conical scoring saw blade while retaining the proven cutting geometry. The result: the tool can be resharpened up to five times more frequently, offering longer lifespan without compromising performance or cutting quality. The diamond-tipped conical scoring saw blades are highly valued for their precision in horizontal panel sizing saws. Along with their existing benefits, the reworking of these blades enhances their service life, providing even greater longevity.
“The large tooth of our scoring saw blade is our unique selling point,” emphasises Markus Erkenbrecher, product manager for saw blades at LEUCO. With the new tooth configuration, the tooth base was also changed at the same time, thereby shortening the processing length of the outer contour. This reduces the distance for resharpening, which makes the process cheaper for the customer.
Successful optimisation of tooth size
Extended by 1.5 millimeters, the longer raw tooth is an innovative further development of the much-prized scoring saw blade. With up to five more resharpenings, the tool offers a longer service life in constant quality.
The diamond-tipped circular scoring saw blade from LEUCO is of high quality, extremely stable and, with its conical hollow back, offers excellent cutting quality with long edge life and high economic efficiency. The dimensions of this new product family fit all standard horizontal panel sizing machines. With the revised tooth configuration, LEUCO has once again underlined its innovative strength in the design of high-quality machine tools.
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