Zhuzhou Yunrui Hardmetal Co., Ltd · Zhuzhou, China
Circular slitting saw blade with sharp triangular teeth and center hole, photographed at an angle

Carbide Saw Blades

Circular saw blades and sawzall blades made from tungsten carbide and high-speed steel for cutting steel, stainless steel, aluminum, plastic, titanium, and other hard materials, produced to customer drawings or samples.

Problems This Family Solves

  • Steel blades wear out quickly when cutting abrasive or high-toughness materials like stainless steel or titanium
  • Inconsistent blade geometry leads to poor cut quality and increased vibration during operation
  • Standard blade sizes do not match unique machine requirements or custom material profiles
  • Blades with no grinding or improper tooth alignment cause chipping, overheating, or premature failure
  • Long lead times for custom blades delay production schedules and increase downtime

Who Buys These Parts

  • Metal cutting machine builders needing blades for custom sawing equipment
  • Machinery manufacturers producing sawing lines for steel, aluminum, or titanium
  • Tooling shops replacing worn blades with consistent geometry and performance
  • Fabricators cutting structural steel, alloy steel, or high manganese steel in repetitive batches
  • Industrial maintenance teams replacing blades after failure due to improper tooth design or material mismatch

Why These Parts Hold Up

  • Made from tungsten carbide (K10, K15) and high-speed steel (M42, W18Cr4V, 6542, W9Mo3Cr4V) for high hardness and wear resistance
  • Tooth types include coarse, medium, fine, sharp, circular arc, staggered, R-shaped, angle, and opposite teeth for different materials
  • Available with milling, grinding, non-grinding, or full grinding tooth profiles to match cutting conditions
  • Custom dimensions: outer diameter φ20–400mm, aperture φ5–40mm, thickness 0.2–7.0mm, and tooth count as needed
  • Direct factory supply with guaranteed delivery time and fast shipping on stock items (3–5 days after payment)

Typical Applications

  • Cutting structural steel and alloy steel in fabrication shops
  • Sawing stainless steel and high manganese steel in heavy industrial applications
  • Cutting aluminum alloy and plastic in light-duty or precision machining
  • Trenching and blanking operations on titanium alloy and heat-resistant alloys
  • Custom saw blades made to drawing for machines with non-standard shafts or mounting requirements
How They Are Made

Pressed Sintered and Ground In House

Weighing In of Ingredients

Tungsten carbide powder and cobalt binder weighed to the grade formula.

Milling

Powders wet milled so the binder is evenly distributed through the mix.

Spray Drying

The slurry is spray dried into free-flowing granules that press consistently.

Testing

Granulate checked before it is committed to a press run.

Forming

Blanks pressed on imported presses from the mould for that part.

Sintering

Sintered at around 1450 degrees C in an over-pressure furnace to close porosity.

Machining

Ground and finished to the dimensions on the drawing.

Quality Control

Physical properties, shape and tolerance checked, then inspection photographs sent before delivery.

FAQ

Carbide Saw Blades FAQ

Can you make saw blades to my drawing?

Yes. OEM and ODM services are available. Send your drawing or sample and we will produce to your specifications.

What is the lead time?

Stock items ship 3–5 days after payment is received. Customised items are quoted with a stated delivery time.

Which material should I use for cutting stainless steel?

For stainless steel, use tungsten carbide grades K10 or K15 with a fine or medium tooth pattern and full grinding for clean cuts.

Can I get a sample before placing a bulk order?

Yes. Samples are available for pre-testing. Provide the drawing and service conditions and a sample can be quoted.

How are the blades checked before shipping?

Every order is inspected for physical properties, shape, and tolerance before shipping. Inspection photographs are sent for confirmation before delivery.

What tooth types are available?

Tooth types include toothless, coarse tooth, medium tooth, fine tooth, sharp tooth, circular arc tooth, staggered tooth, R-shaped tooth, angle tooth, and opposite tooth.

Are coatings available?

Yes. Options include natural color and various coatings. Specify the coating type when placing the order.

Quote Carbide Saw Blades

Send the drawing or the dimensions with the service conditions and you will get a grade recommendation alongside the price.