MANUFACTURING LOGIC
From specification to a finished loop
Standard wood blades, hardened blades, and TCT carbide-tipped blades involve different production steps and levels of process control.
TOOTH FORM / CARBIDE TIP / GRINDING ANGLE / LOOP WELDING
PROCESS OVERVIEW
How an order becomes an installable blade
- 01
Confirm the specification
Confirm length, width, thickness, TPI, and quantity from the machine, old blade, and cutting material.
- 02
Tooth form and hardening
Choose pitch and tooth form for the application. Selected wood blades can use a hardened-tooth process.
- 03
Weld carbide tips
TCT wood blades require carbide tips to be positioned and welded after tooth preparation.
- 04
Multi-angle grinding
Grinding wheels shape the carbide tip from the face, back, and sides to create the cutting edges.
- 05
Weld into a loop
The blade is joined to the specified loop length for installation on the customer’s machine.
- 06
Label and pack
Specification, quantity, label, packing, and OEM details are organized for the order.