Saw Blade Exact CERMET140 — 140 mm carbide-tipped blade for stainless steel cutting

Exact CERMET140 is a 140 mm carbide-tipped saw blade engineered specifically for cutting stainless steel. The blade uses a cermet cutting edge to increase wear resistance and maintain cutting precision during repeated use. It is intended for compatible circular saws and metal-cutting machines in professional shops and industrial maintenance environments where reliable, clean stainless steel cuts are required.

Advantages

The cermet-tipped edge provides improved hardness and wear resistance compared with conventional high-speed steel teeth, extending tool life and preserving tooth geometry for consistent cut quality. A 140 mm diameter offers compact handling and reduced vibration when mounted on appropriate saws, improving user control and surface finish. The blade geometry is optimized to produce minimal burr and heat buildup when cutting stainless steel, reducing the need for secondary finishing.

Suitable for

• Cutting stainless steel sheets and profiles
• Precision workshop and fabrication tasks
• Maintenance and repair operations in industrial settings
• Use in compatible circular saws and metal-cutting machines

Key specifications

• Blade diameter: 140 mm
• Cutting material: stainless steel
• Tooth material: cermet (cermet-tipped)
• Intended use: circular saws and metal-cutting machines
• Design focus: wear resistance and precise metalworking

How to use

Install the 140 mm blade on a compatible circular saw or metal-cutting machine following the equipment manufacturer's instructions and safety procedures. Ensure the blade is mounted securely and that the saw's rotation direction matches the blade marking. Use appropriate feed rate and cutting speed for stainless steel to avoid overheating: moderate, steady feed with adequate cooling or lubrication is recommended. Wear suitable personal protective equipment and clear chips from the cutting area regularly.

Usage recommendations

For best results when cutting stainless steel, use cutting fluid or coolant to reduce heat and improve surface finish, avoid excessive feed pressure, and inspect the blade periodically for wear. Replace the blade if cutting quality degrades or if tooth damage is visible.