Abrasive Cutting Machines
Metal cutting operations using abrasive discs are most
commonly found where speed of cut, and good surface finish of the cut are
important.
The difference is even more marked when working with:
very hard or difficult-to-cut materials
heat sensitive materials
modern, sophisticated alloys
High chromium/manganese alloy steels
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High speed steels
High nickle alloys
Nimonic alloys
Tool steels
Stainless steels
Low alloy steels
Titanium alloys
Case hardened steels
The special benefits
• speed of cut, especially on solid sections
• low heat generation on heat-sensitive materials
• cuts 'exotic' alloys more effectively than traditional
sawing methods
• achieves cutting rates fast enough to keep up with
high-volume production process
• versatile in cutting a range of unusual component sections and shapes
• foundry applications are catered for - specially
designed machines are suitable for numerous
cutting operations.
Mechanical Hacksaw
Power hacksaws provide a low cost solution for workshops
that need a versitile, accurate and dependable saw which occupies minimal
floorspace.