Wapienica milling saw blade Ø160 mm, thickness 2.0 mm, Z128A, bore 32 mm, HSS NFTE

Wapienica milling saw blade Ø160 mm, thickness 2.0 mm, Z128A, bore 32 mm, HSS NFTE is a fine-toothed circular milling blade intended for precise profiling, slotting and trimming in metalworking and workshop applications. The blade's 160 mm diameter and 128 teeth deliver a high tooth count for smooth cutting finishes, while the 2.0 mm body thickness balances rigidity and minimal material removal. Manufactured in HSS NFTE, the tool is designed for durability under typical milling loads and frequent use on metals and similar materials.

Advantages

The fine 128-tooth configuration reduces burr formation and improves surface finish compared with coarser blades, enabling accurate profiles and clean edges. The 2.0 mm thickness provides structural stability to resist deflection during light- to medium-duty milling. A 32 mm bore ensures compatibility with many standard arbors and milling spindles. HSS NFTE construction offers wear resistance and maintains cutting performance over extended periods when used with appropriate feeds and speeds.

Suitable for

• Precision profiling and contour milling of metal parts
• Slotting and trimming operations where fine finish is required
• Workshop milling on steel, non-ferrous metals and similar materials
• Applications requiring a high tooth count for reduced vibration and smoother cuts

Key specifications

• Diameter: 160 mm
• Blade thickness: 2.0 mm
• Tooth count: 128 (fine-toothed)
• Bore diameter: 32 mm
• Material: HSS NFTE (high-speed steel with NFTE treatment)

How to use

Mount the Wapienica Ø160 mm milling saw blade securely on a compatible arbor with a 32 mm bore adapter if required, ensuring proper clamping and alignment. Set appropriate spindle speed and feed rate for the workpiece material; use lower feeds and higher speeds for fine finishing to avoid excessive heat and tooth wear. Make sure the machine is switched off and isolated when fitting or removing the blade, and verify runout is within acceptable limits before milling. Use coolant or cutting fluid where recommended for the material being machined to extend blade life and improve finish.

Usage recommendations

For best results, pair the blade with stable fixturing and a rigid arbor. Avoid heavy interrupted cuts and reduce feed per tooth when machining harder alloys. Regularly inspect teeth for wear and recondition or replace the blade when finish or dimensional accuracy deteriorates.