Band Saw Blades for Wood Cutting

Gang Saw Blades

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Recommendations How to Use Band Saw Blades

Dimensions:
Dimensions of band saw blade depend on the machine type and material type.
Width of the band saw blade type 22 5340 C75 or 22 5340 UDD is determined by the smallest radius that is cut in the material. Otherwise the width may be by max.10 mm
wider than width of common discs of the particular machine.

Minimum radius [mm]

25

50

100

150

200

300

400

500

600

700

Width of blade [mm]

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

45

50

Band saw blades type 22 5340 WM1, 22 5340 WM2 or 22 5340 WM3 the width of blade is determined by machine builder and it is calculated from common coils.
Thickness of band saw blade must not exceed value S1 because material of band saw blade would be too strained while bending and mechanical damage could happen.
S1=diameter of welded coil [mm] 1000
When choosing the right tooth pitch, the height of cutting material must be considered. We recommend 3 5 teeth to be in cut.

Working conditions: Maximum cutting speed of band saw blade is recommended by the machine builder. Usually the speed is between 20 35 m/sec.
General rule is that the harder cutting material, the lower cutting speed we use.

General rules for usage:

1. Before you start cutting check if the band saw blade is properly sharpened, set and whether it is not damaged or heated up. Band saw heating can be recognized if blade
is purple color even after cooling.
2. Band saw blade must be properly straightened. Please be aware not to straighten the blade too much. This could cause disruption of the blade.
Maximum recommended values of straightening the band saw blade.

Type: 22 5340 C75, 22 5340 UDD

Dimensions
H x S x T [mm]

Tensile stress
[Mpa]

6 x 0,5 x 4
8 x 0,5 x 5

Type: 22 5340 WM1, 22 5340 WM2, 22 5340 WM3

Tensioning
strength [N]

Dimensions
H x S x T [mm]

25

105

32 x 0,9 x 22

40

1840

25

142,5

32 x 1,0 x 22

40

2040

10 x 0,6 x 6

25

211,5

32 x 1,1 x 22

40

2240

12 x 0,6 x 7

30

320

35 x 0,9 x 22

40

2050
2280

Tensile stress
[Mpa]

Tensioning
strength [N]

15 x 0,6 x 7

30

428

35 x 1,0 x 22

40

16 x 0,6 x 7

30

464

35 x 1,1 x 22

40

2510

20 x 0,6 x 8

30

585

40 x 0,9 x 22

45

2700

25 x 0,6 x 8

30

893

40 x 1,1 x 22

40

2930

25 x 0,7 x 8

30

1006

50 x 1,1 x 22

50

4760

30 x 0,7 x 10

30

1245

35 x 0,8 x 10

40

1702

40 x 0,7 x 10

45

2190

40 x 0,8 x 10

45

2550

45 x 0,9 x 12

50

3564

50 x 0,9 x 12

50

4014

3. Guidance of blade and guiding wheels must be clean from chips and resin. Allowance between guiding and band saw blade may be maximum 0,2mm. The distance
between the top guidance from the cutting material should be as little as possible so that blade rigidity is as big as possible.
4. Hold the cutting material with both hands so that your body is not in the same level as the cutting blade. Do not cut material using extra strength.
5 Start cutting after the proper cutting speed is achieved. Do not shorten or slow down the cutting period by friction of the blade against the side of material or slowing
against cutting material.
6. While cutting big dimensions it is important to use fixed guidance. While finish sizing the material it is important to use holding device.
7. It is necessary to replace the band saw blade and set it away (even if not dull). Mechanical attributes of band saw blade will remain the same.
8. Do not let the band saw to heat up by any means. If this happens, set away the blade immediately and after cooling set and sharpen it again. You can also check the
straightness. To prevent heating it is better to sharpen the blades in time and follow the right cutting conditions.
9. Replace the band saw blade if any break off occurs.
10. After finishing cutting process do not leave the band saw blade straightened in the machine, always loosen it.

Service:
Tooth setting is done to 1/2 to 2/3 tooth height and is set by 1/2 to 1/3 over the size of band saw thickness. Tooth setting can be even bigger for soft woods but there must
never happen that a piece of wood remains in between the teeth. Please keep the same distance while tooth setting the whole band saw blade. Pay special attention to regularity of setting (max. 0,1 mm). If not, run in of blade might occur on the side where the bigger tooth set is.
Tooth sharpening is done ceramic disc with medium grain roughness. Tooth face is sharpened. If the blade is extra dull, it is possible to sharpen the tooth back as well. Prevent
the tooth to become black from annealing (unwanted stage). While grinding it is needed to keep the radius on tooth bottom. Sharp edge on tooth bottom could cause blade
breakage.

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Recommendations How to Use Band Saw Blades

Recommendations How to Use Band Saw Blades

The most common causes of trouble while cutting with band saw blades is wrong choice of band saw blade type, dimensions of blade or wrong tooth pitch for
particular material. The second most common problem is wrong performance of cutting conditions and usage of insufficiently set or dull band saw blade.
In the below tab you can find most common problems and their possible solution.

Most common problem

Broken/ fissured blade

Undercutting

Rough cut
Blunting of blade

Tooth breaking off

Twisting of blade

Probable reason

Solution

Wrong tooth pitch

Overstressing of blade
Feed is too high
Teeth are in contact with material before cutting
Diameter of guiding wheels is too small
Side press on band saw
Blade friction against carrier wheels
High feed
Insufficient blade straightness
Damaged top tooth line
Big allowance between guiding wheels and blade
Big distance between guidance and material
High feed
Wrong tooth pitch
Cutting with tooth backs
High cutting speed
High pressure on blade
Wrong choice of tooth pitch
Cutting with tooth backs
Dirt in cutting material
Blade stuck in cut

Choose a blade with tooth pitch so that 3-5 teeth are in cut
Lower the blade straightness between circling wheels
Lower down-force of material on the blade
Adjust allowance between blade/material to minimum 10mm before cutting
Use a thinner blade
Adjust manually
Adjust parallelity of wheels
Lower the feed speed
Straighten the blade
Use a blade with harder teeth (hardened)
Lower the guiding wheels
Adjust distance from guidance
Adjust cutting conditions
Use correct tooth pitch
Turn over the band saw blade
Lower the cutting speed
Lower the feed speed
Use correct tooth pitch
Turn over the band saw blade
Do not cut in places where dirt occurs (stones, metals etc.)
Lower the feed speed

Free guiding of blade

Adjust the blade guiding

Safety rules for band saw blade usage

Application:

Tool set up:

Band saw blades are used for splitting, cutting off wood logs, woodbase
materials and light metal alloys. Band saw blades can be used for
mechanical or manual feed speed while following the recommended safety
rules.

Set up the tool into the machine and secure it following the manufacturers
specification. Follow the manufacturers safety rules.

Unwrapping/packing:
When unwrapping/packing and during manipulation (i.e. when setting up into
the machine) please proceed with maximum caution! Danger of getting hurt
by very sharp objects!

Service:
Follow the valid safety rules.
Right function and safety will be preserved only if service is provided
according to valid specification of PILANA TOOLS.

How to service the tool:

Nepekraovat maximln napnac slu! Peliv istte oblast napnacch kol

a vodtek.

Follow the valid regulations

Unskilled usage and usage out of purpose is forbidden.
If not required by national law, use specific objects to protect your eyes,
ears and mouth.
Never leave the machine unattended without monitoring!
Please clean the band saw blades in time and remove resin. Clean blades
have longer life-time and are therefore more economical.

Tool:

Sharpening/servicing:

Check the cutting edge. Check the machine set up.

Well-timed sharpening and cleaning the blade are basic conditions how
to keep the quality and follow the safety rules. It is important to have these
activities done by an expert.
Tools are often covered by resin and dust etc. Any dirt negatively influences
the cutting performance. To clean the machine use only convenient objects,
which do not cause rust or chemical damage to band saw blades.

Transport:
Move the tools in an appropriate packing! Danger of getting hurt!

Application:

Machine:
It is necessary to stop the machine while tool replacement.

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Band Saw Blades for Wood Joinery Types

Material:

natural wood

Application:

joinery, carpentry

Machine:

joining band saw machines

40C 75
Characteristics:
it is possible to deliver band saw blades toothed, set, sharpened, hardened
band saws are delivered in coils of 25 m or welded to a particular machine length
material type is carbon steel C 75 material hardness 38 44 HRC
HxSxt
[mm]

C 75
set

C 75
set and
sharpened

C 75
set, sharpened
and hardened

6x0,5x4

8x0,5x5

10x0,6x6

12x0,6x7

15x0,6x7

20x0,6x8

25x0,6x8

25x0,7x8

30x0,7x10

35x0,7x10

40x0,7x10

45x0,9x12

50x0,9x12

40UDD
Characteristics:
it is possible to deliver band saw blades toothed, set, sharpened, hardened
band saws are delivered in coils of 25 m or welded to a particular machine length
material type is carbon steel C 75 material hardness 38 44 HRC

HxSxt
[mm]

UDD
set

UDD
set and
sharpened

10x0,6x6

16x0,6x7

20x0,6x8

25x0,7x8

30x0,7x10

35x0,8x10

40x0,8x10

H height of blade [mm], S thickness of band saw [mm], t tooth pitch [mm], in stock, made to customers request

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Band Saw Blades

for Wood up to 50 mm Width
Material:

natural wood

Application:

cutting massive natural wood

Machine:

mobile band saw machines

40 WM
Characteristics:
We supply band saw blades welded to requested length or in packages
(coils) of 25, 50 or 100 m
band saw blades are manufactured/welded to the requested length
(also sharpened if needed) or packed by 25 m/coil
band saw blades type WM1 are for cutting soft woods
band saw blades type WM2 are for cutting hard woods
band saw blades type WM4 are for cutting very hard woods

toothed

32 x 0,9

32 x 1,0

HxS

type

WM 1

32 x 1,1

WM 1

35 x 0,9
35 x 1,0
35 x 1,1

WM 2

22

40 x 0,9
WM 2

40 x 1,1

50 x 1,1

32 x 0,9

32 x 1,0

32 x 1,1

35 x 0,9

40 x 0,9

40 x 1,0

40 x 1,1

50 x 1,1

40 x 1,0

WM 4

35 x 1,0
35 x 1,1

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toothed,
toothed,
toothed,
set,
set,
set,
sharpened,
hardened sharpened hardened

toothed,
set

22,2

WM 4

H height of blade [mm], S thickness of band saw [mm], t tooth pitch [mm], in stock, made to customers request

Band Saw Blades for Wood up to 50 mm Width

/ Scoring Saw Blades for Wide Band Saws

40 Bimetal
Characteristics:
The Bimetal type band saw blades are designed for cutting very hard wood
HxS

Type

set, sharpened,
hardened

35 x 0,9

22,2

Bimetal

Bimetal

80 Scoring Saw Blades for Band Saws

Scoring saw blades remove the contaminated bark from the logs in the cutting
place. Therefore, the saw band remains sharp for a prolonged period of time and its
lifespan increases.

25

-20

H height of blade [mm], S thickness of band saw [mm], t tooth pitch [mm], in stock, made to customers request

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Semi-Automatic Band Saw Blades Grinder

Type BPP 120

The grinder is designed for sharpening of band saw blades with a width of 1850 mm
in a semi-automatic mode. A change in the tooth shape is performed by setting
the cams and rods, namely, very simply and quickly. The grinder has two
electromotors. One drives the grinding disc and the other ensures band saw blade
travel. The band travel speed can be set continuously. The grinder is equipped with
cooling of the grinding disc. The grinder is designed for grinding of regularly used
tooth shapes; however, a modification for any tooth shape is possible.

Basic Technical Data:

Width of sharpened band saw blades
Length of sharpened band saw blades
Height of sharpened teeth
Tooth pitch
Band travel speed continuously adjustable
Grinding disc travel motor input
Band saw blade travel motor input
Pump performance
Grinding disc dimensions
Grinder dimensions
Grinder weight

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1850 mm
20005000 mm
38 mm
430 mm
037 teeth/min
120 W
40 W
240 l/hr
175 x 6(5) x 20 mm
320 x 320 x 1300 mm
35 kg

Wide Band Saw Blades for Wood from

80 mm Width
Material:

natural wood

Application:

cutting massive natural wood

Machine:

wide band saw machines

5343 (NV) Triangular Type of Teeth

5344 (KV) Wolf Type of Teeth
5345 (PV) Round Type of Teeth
5345PVI (PVI) Curved Toothing PVI
Application: Soft and hard woods. For hard wood it is necessary to choose
smaller tooth pitch and for soft wood bigger tooth pitch.
KV

Wide band saw blades are manufactured from material 80NiCr11 or from
Uddeholm with hardness 432 HRc. The welded blade coils are provided in
stelitte-tipped, swaged or set versions. A standard treatment is weld straightening
and blade mill-rolling. Band saw blades delivered in coils are always provided
toothed.
y

Standard dimensions of wide band saw blades

Width
[mm]

Thickness
[mm]

Weight
(kg/1m)

80

1,0

0,65

90

1,0

0,70

100

1,1

0,80

120

1,1

1,04

NV

PV (up to tooth pitch 30 mm)

{

y
o

1,23
1,66
2,00

180

1,4

200

1,4

2,20

210

1,4

2,35

235

1,6

3,00

265

1,6

3,39

Standard tooth heights for certain tooth pitches and types.

Tooth depth [mm]

20

1,2
1,4

Tooth pitch

PV (from tooth pitch 30 mm)

PVI

140
160

225343 NV

225344 KV

225345 PV

7,5

25

11,5

9,0

30

13,5

10

10,5

35

16

11

12,0

40

18

12

11

45

21

13

12,0

50

23,5

14

13

If stelitte-tipping it is needed to request the right tooth sharpening (soft or hard

woods).
When welding wide band saws the total length must be dividable by chosen tooth pitch.
When milling the wide band saws it is needed to specify the type of milling or type
of the machine for future usage.

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maximum cutting speed of each individual band saw blade is
specified by the band saw manufacturer
the harder is the material which you cut, the lower cutting speed
shall be used
when cutting soft wood types, it is recommended to use larger
tooth pitch; when cutting hard wood types, it is recommended to
use smaller tooth pitch
before you start cutting, check that the band saw blade is properly
sharpened, set and whether it is not damaged or heated up (such
heating-up is characterised by purple colour which remains even
when it has cooled down)
before you use a new band saw blade for the first time, it is necessary to let it run in (operate it for 20 minutes with no work load)
then it must rest for 24 hours
if a heat-up of band saw blade occurs during cutting operation, it is
necessary to put it out of operation, leave it to cool down and then
re-sharpen it and check its flatness
heat-up is best prevented by timely sharpening of blades and by
compliance with specified cutting conditions
it is necessary to regularly replace the band saw blades even if the
toothing is not dull thus they keep their mechanical characteristics for a prolonged period of time
band saw blades must be adequately and evenly tensioned in the
machine (however, not excessively, otherwise they may break
comply with the machine manufacturers specifications)
the blade must be always operating in full rotating speed when cut-

ting be particularly careful to comply with this instruction in the

beginning and in the end of cutting procedure. In case that cracks
occur on the blade, discard it
in case that cracks occur on the blade, do not continue cutting
when you finish work, never leave the saw blade tensioned in the
machine, always loosen it
band saw blades are tools particularly sensitive to a good quality
grinding of its teeth. It is necessary to use a grinding disc with medium-fine grains, do not overheat the blade material, wet-grind with
surface roughness of Ra < 3.2
all angles must be measured with a sextant. Do not rely on the
grinder setting.
cracks between the teeth occur in grooves made by the grinding
disc
band saw blades and wheels of the machine must be constantly
oiled during the cutting operation. Material chips must never get
between the band and wheel
there must be no free play in the wheel bearings and the maximum
run-out must not exceed 0.03 mm for radial value and 0.1 mm for
axial value
The blade tensioning system must be maintained in a flawless condition so that it allows thermal expansion of the blade (the band
saw blade length under load increases by 1 mm when heated up
by 15C)
wheel profile shall maintain the recommended parameters if excessive wear and tear is apparent, expert servicing is necessary

Values for correct choice of band saw blades

H1
Wood Type
hard, frozen,
high density

hard, not frozen,

medium density

hard, soft, low

density

soft, low density

Recommended
hook angle ()

15

20

25

30

Tooth pitch (T)

2025 mm

2530 mm

3035 mm

35 mm

Recommended
feed speed

<8 m/min

827 m/min

2746 m/min

>50 m/min

1/3 of the band

saw blade
thickness

1/3 of the band

saw blade
thickness

1/3 to 1/2
of the band saw
blade thickness

1/2 of the band

saw blade
thickness

Recommended
tooth side dressing

1/4 T

1/3 T

SOFT
WOOD

Key:
T tooth pitch (width of the gaps between teeth); H1 depth of the gap between teeth;
A total volume of the gap between teeth, hook angle; tooth blade angle; tooth back angle

Most common problems

Probable reason
Allowance in bearings of wheels

Tooth cracking

Tooth breaking off

Uneven cutting

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HARD
WOOD

Solution
Adjust the allowance, change bearings

Dirt between wheel and blade

Clean the wheels, service regularly

Long cutting process without break

Use blades max. 2hours / leave resting for 24hours then

Too long grinding

Grind very smoothly, wet grind, surface roughness max. Ra < 3,2

Blade is dull

Sharpen, measure

Hook angle is too big

Lower the hook angle

Tooth setting is too big

Lower the tooth setting

Small hook angle

Make bigger hook angle

Wrong choice of tooth pitch

Choose the right tooth pitch

Bad condition of straightening device

Check the machine by expert / fix

Asymmetrical setting/ press

Adjust the grinding machine

Machine Gang Saw Blades for Rip Cutting

and Tempered
Machine Gang Saw Blades for Rip Cutting
5360.1 (KV) Wolf Type of Teeth
5360.01 (NV) Triangular Type of Teeth
Application: For cutting soft and hard woods. While cutting with wolf teeth
geometry you can reach more precise geometrical accuracy of cutting material.
While cutting with triangular tooth geometry you can reach better surface quality
suitable for small diameter of logs.
Standard delivery: Machine gang saw blades are delivered in straightened
and tensioned stage.
Side finish: Standard gang saw blades are delivered with hardened guide gibs
of 35, 30, 25 mm width, with straight punching (Esterer hanges) and also blades
without guide gibs.
KV

Dimensions of gang saws

Tooth pitch

140 x 1,8
140 x 2,0
140 x 2,2
160 x 2,0

22, 25, 26, 30

160 x 2,2

NV

180 x 2,2
180 x 2,4
Gang saw blades are manufactured from material 75Cr1 (DIN 1.2003) with hardness 48 +/ 2Hrc.
We can also produce gang saws coated with hard-chrome (surface of 10, 15 and 20microns).
Hardchrome surface improves the resistance against tool wear. It is also resistant against high
temperatures and protects against rust.
We are able to manufacture also other types of toothing ( tooth pitch, shape) together with other types of
guide gibs and pinholes on the request of our customers.

Machine Gang Saw Blades Tempered

5362.1 (KV) Wolf Type of Teeth
Application: For cutting hard and soft woods. Tempered gang saw is more
efficient then the one with set teeth. Its advantage is a better stability of the
tool, possibility to increase the feed speed and removing half size of chip when
comparing with tooth set gang saw.
Standard delivery: Machine gang saw blades are delivered in straightened
and tensioned stage.
Side finish: Standard gang saw blades are delivered with hardened guide gibs
of 35, 30, 25 mm width, with straight punching (Esterer hanges) and also blades
without guide gibs.
Dimensions of gang saws

Tooth pitch

140 x 2,2
160 x 2,2

22, 25, 26, 30

180 x 2,2
Gang saw blades are manufactured from material 75Cr1 (DIN 1.2003) with hardness 42 +/ 2Hrc. We
are able to manufacture also other types of toothing (tooth pitch, shape) together with other types of
guide gibs and pinholes on the request of our customers.

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Machine Gang Saw Blades Stelitte-Tipped

Machine Gang Saw Blades Stelitte Tipped

5366.1 (KV) Wolf Type of Teeth
Application: Hard and soft woods. It is needed to know while ordering.
Standard delivery: Gang saw blades are delivered straightened and tensioned.

Side finish: Standard gang saw blades are delivered with hardened guide
gibs of 35, 30, 25 mm width, with straight punching (Esterer hanges) and also
blades without guide gibs.
Dimensions of gang saws

Tooth pitch

140 x 1,8
140 x 2,0
140 x 2,2
160 x 2,0

22, 25, 26, 30

160 x 2,2
180 x 2,2
180 x 2,4

Gang saw blades are manufactured from material 75Cr1 (DIN 1.2003) with hardness 48 +/ 2Hrc. Welding and stelitte grinding is performed on Vollmer machines.

Main Advantages of Stelitte-Tipped Gang Saws:

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.

Long life time of tips (5 10 x more than normal version).

Lower energy intensiveness while cutting.
Lower tendency to tip damage due to dirt (compared TCT tools).
Higher surface quality of cutting material.
Higher dimensional and formal accuracy of cutting material.
Possibility to adjust tip geometry to particular cutting conditions (machine type,
type of cutting material, cutting conditions etc.).
7. Due to higher cutting power enable lower thermal cutting stress of tip.
8. Possibility to re-tip the tool after grinding off the whole layer of previous welding
(after 15 20 sharpening).
9. Minimizing the stand-time when changing the dull tools in machines.
10. Increasing the cutting performance by faster feed speed when tempered gang
saws are replaced with stelitte tipped.
Gang saw blades are manufactured with tooth number and side finish according
to our general types or to customers requirements. We are able to manufacture
also other types of toothing (tooth pitch, shape) together with other types of guide
gibs and pinholes on the request of our customers.
We can provide service of all gang saw blades with tooth pitch 26 and 30 mm.

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Machine Gang Saw Blades JType

Usage:

Due to their perfect cutting capabilities, the J-type saw

blades are suitable for all types of toothing

Characteristics:
These saw blades have a special offset on their upper side which reliably
eliminates undesirable tension in the blades. This technical solution is patented
and registered at the Industrial Property Office in the Czech Republic, Slovakia
and Poland.
Using the J-type saw blade brings about the following advantages:
as far as the tensioning of the blades is concerned, the saws are maintenance
free; it is only necessary to adjust potential humps
the price is the same as the price of an ordinary gang saw blade
due to the fact that no rolling traces are present, the material is not disrupted or
reduced therefore no breakage into the rolling trace may occur
it can be sharpened by basically all types of ordinary grinding machines
you can attach it to the standard hangs which you currently have
we supply it in any length from 1000 to 1600 mm, in widths and thicknesses
identical to ordinary gang saw blades
they can be fitted with standard as well as atypical guide gibs, the pinholes
(perforation) suitable for ESTERER hangs
hard-chrome coating, stelitte-tipped teeth

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Standard Gibs for Gang Saw Blades

118

25

L118x25

Picture

Specifications

Type

Thickness: 2,9 mm
Pinholes: 5 spacing 25 mm
Bevel: 60
Hardness: 362 HRc

L118x35

Picture

Specifications
Thickness: 2,9 mm
Pinholes: 9 spacing 25/25 mm
Bevel: 60
Hardness: 362 HRc

118

35

Type

Standard use for: gang saws

of 140 mm width

Standard use for: gang saws

of 140 mm width

L138x35

138

35

Thickness: 2,9 mm
Pinholes: 5 spacing 25 mm
Bevel: 60
Hardness: 362 HRc

138

25

L138x25

Standard use for: gang saws

of 160 mm width

Standard use for: gang saws

of 160 mm width

25

158

Thickness: 2,9 mm
Pinholes: 6 spacing 25 mm
Bevel: 60
Hardness: 362 HRc

L158x35

158

35

L158x25

35

Standard use for: gang saws

of 140 mm width

118

Thickness: 2,9 mm
Pinholes: 5 spacing 25 mm
Bevel: No, toothing type 3
Hardness: 362 HRc

Standard use for: gang saws

of 160 mm width

L138x25
OZUB T3

Standard use for: gang saws

of 180 mm width
98

35

L98x35

Thickness: 2,9 mm
Pinholes: 7 spacing 25/25 mm
Bevel: 60
Hardness: 362 HRc
Standard use for: gang saws
of 120 mm width

L138x30
3xOT6

Standard use for: gang saws

of 140 mm width

138
25

Thickness: 2,9 mm
Pinholes: 9 spacing 25/50 mm
Bevel: 60
Hardness: 362 HRc

R0.2

158

30

L158x30

2.2

25

L118x25
OZUB T3

Standard use for:

Various types

2.2

Thickness: 2,9 mm
Pinholes: 9 spacing 25/25 mm
Bevel: 60
Hardness: 362 HRc

138

30

L138x30

Thickness: 2,9 mm
Pinholes: 7 spacing 25/25 mm
Bevel: 60, radius R~600
Hardness: 362 HRc

95

R600

30

L95x35
Lipowski

R0.2

Thickness: 2,9 mm
Pinholes: 9 spacing 25/25 mm
Bevel: 60
Hardness: 362 HRc

118

Thickness: 2,9 mm
Pinholes: 9 spacing 25/50 mm
Bevel: 60
Hardness: 362 HRc
Standard use for: gang saws
of 180 mm width

Standard use for: gang saws

of 180 mm width

L118x30

Thickness: 2,9 mm
Pinholes: 9 spacing 25/25 mm
Bevel: 60
Hardness: 362 HRc

Thickness: 2,9 mm
Pinholes: 5 spacing 25 mm
Bevel: No, toothing type 3
Hardness: 362 HRc
Standard use for: gang saws
of 160 mm width
Thickness: 2,9 mm
Pinholes: 9 spacing 22/22 mm
3 + 13 mm
Bevel: 60
Standard use for: gang saws
of 160 mm width

Other types of fixing gib designs (atypical designs for extra charge)
gibs with no bevel
arched gibs (radius R~600 mm, different external dimension than the
dimensions specified in the chart above)
gibs with toothing (different from the above specified)
divided gibs (gib is divided in an asymmetric or symmetric manner into
2 or more parts)
Saw blades with no gibs
with straight pinholes (perforation) suitable for the Esterer, Jansen, ASS hangs
holes of 8.3 diameter, spacing 17 millimetres
with atypical holes based on customers specifications
gang saw blades with no perforation
Address
Nadrazni 804, Hulin
768 24, Czech Republic
Phone: +420 573 328 250, Fax:+420 573 328 141
E-mail: [email protected] www.pilana.com

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Contact:
PILANA TOOLS a.s.
Nadrazni 804
768 24 Hulin
CZECH REPUBLIC
Phone: +420 573 328 250
Fax: +420 573 328 141
E-mail: [email protected]
www.pilana.com
05/2008

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