Thin kerf saw blades with rakers and multi-blade saw blades

Are you in need of a multi-blade saw for cutting wooden planks or beams in a multi-blade cutting machine? Explore the wide selection of high-quality Freud multi-blade saws available at Veldman Slijptechniek. Need more than one multi-blade saw? For orders of more than three pieces, enjoy an attractive 20% discount. And with five or more, you’ll receive an impressive 25% discount on your multi-blade circular saw.

What is a thin kerf saw blades with rakers?

A multi-blade saw is a circular saw blade used for crosscutting and cutting beams and planks into smaller pieces. It can be applied to both wet and dry wood, and thanks to its thick blade, multi-blade saws are ideal for heavier tasks.

Multi-blade saws are used in multi-blade saw machines or crosscut machines, where the saw blades are positioned next to each other. This allows you to divide a plank into multiple pieces in one cutting motion.

Multi-blade saw blades can be used on straight-cutting machines (multi or single blade) as well as single or multi-blade saw machines. Like crosscut saw blades, multi-blade saws are equipped with cooling grooves and holes to prevent the blade from overheating. Additionally, Freud’s multi-blade saw blades feature the revolutionary Red Teflon coating, which helps prevent wood residue from sticking to the blade.

Applications of a multi-blade saw

Much like a crosscut saw, a multi-blade saw is used to divide planks along the grain direction (fiber direction) of the wood. Multi-blade saws are suitable for cutting both wet and dry wood and can handle all types of wood, including hardwood, softwood, and wood with knots (knots).

The key advantage of a multi-blade saw is its ability to handle high feed speeds, making it perfect for heavy-duty tasks. With its fast feed rate, the multi-blade saw is known for its precision and the clean cut it produces on the material being worked on.

A multi-blade saw blade is used in multiples in a multi-blade saw machine. This allows the plank to pass through the machine, being cut into several smaller pieces. This is particularly ideal for cutting large quantities of planks, as they can be fed into the machine one after another, each being divided into multiple parts by the multi-blade saws.

Questions about thin kerf saw blades with rakers?

Not sure which saw blade is best for your multi-blade saw machine? Or are you looking for a specific multi-blade saw? Feel free to contact one of our tool advisors for assistance.