The difference between different tooth shapes of TCT saw blades

TCT saw blade is a widely used tool for metal and wood cutting. Its tooth shape directly affects the cutting effect and service life. Different tooth shapes can adapt to different materials and cutting needs.

Common TCT saw blade tooth shapes include straight teeth, helical teeth, arc teeth, and wave teeth. Straight-toothed saw blades have flat tooth surfaces and are suitable for cutting materials with low hardness, such as wood, synthetic boards, aluminum alloys, etc. The tooth surface of the curved tooth saw blade has a certain curvature, which is suitable for cutting medium-hard metal and thin wood. The tooth surface of the wavy tooth saw blade is wavy, which can improve cutting efficiency and reduce noise. It is suitable for cutting materials with high hardness, such as stainless steel and stone.

In addition to the tooth shape, the tooth pitch and tooth shape of the TCT saw blade will also affect the cutting effect. The tooth pitch refers to the distance between the tooth tips. Generally, a smaller tooth pitch can improve the cutting quality and precision, but it will also reduce the cutting speed; a larger tooth pitch will result in faster speed but poor cutting effect. Tooth type refers to the shape and cutting angle of the teeth, and their differences will also affect the cutting effect.

To sum up, different tooth shapes of TCT saw blades are suitable for different materials and cutting requirements, and choosing the right tooth shape can improve cutting efficiency and production benefits. When using TCT saw blades, it is necessary to pay attention to maintenance and maintenance, and replace worn saw blades in time to ensure cutting quality and safety.