Metal Saw Blade KWB EASY-CUT 188100 HSS Bi-Metal

KWB EASY-CUT 188100 HSS Bi-Metal is a metal saw blade engineered for efficient cutting of a wide range of metallic materials. The design pairs a high-speed steel cutting edge with a flexible spring steel backing, providing a balance of hardness at the tooth line and toughness in the blade body. This construction reduces the risk of tooth breakage and extends service life under intermittent and continuous cutting loads.

Advantages

The bi-metal HSS edge offers high wear resistance and retains sharpness longer than simple carbon blades, while the spring steel core improves bend resistance and durability. The welded joint between cutting edge and body provides stable tooth geometry and consistent cutting performance. The design is suitable for prolonged use and resists chipping when cutting through mixed or abrasive metal sections.

Suitable for

• Cutting ferrous metals such as steel and iron
• Non-ferrous metal cutting including aluminum and copper alloys
• Workshop maintenance and metal fabrication tasks
• Plumbing, HVAC and mechanical repair jobs requiring reliable metal cutting

Key specifications

• Tooth material: high-speed steel (HSS) edge welded to spring steel body
• Construction: bi-metal for increased toughness and wear resistance
• Application: designed for cutting various metal types in hand and power saws
• Performance: resistant to tooth breakage and suitable for continuous cutting operations

How to use

Install the blade according to your saw manufacturer's instructions, ensuring correct orientation of the teeth and secure mounting. Use appropriate feed pressure and maintain a steady cutting speed to allow the HSS teeth to cut efficiently without overheating. When cutting thicker or harder metals, consider using cutting lubricant or coolant to extend blade life and improve chip removal. Inspect the blade regularly for wear or damage and replace it when tooth geometry is compromised.

Usage recommendations

Use safety equipment such as eye protection and gloves, and match blade size and tooth pitch to the material and saw type for optimal results. Avoid excessive lateral force or twisting during cuts to prevent premature wear or blade damage.