Precision-Cut HSS Slitting Saw Blades for Industrial Metalworking
Kota Cutting Tools supplies high-quality saws and metal cutting blades trusted by workshops, fabricators, and machinists across Malaysia. Whether you’re performing high-speed slitting, deep grooving, or cutting through hardened steel, our HSS slitting saw blades deliver long-lasting edge performance, clean cuts, and minimal burr. Our HSS slitting saw blades are available in sizes ranging from 50mm up to 160mm and thickness ranging from 0.4mm to 6mm.
What Is HSS Slitting Saw Blade
HSS slitting saw blade is a flat, circular-shaped tool that has a hole in the middle and teeth on the outer diameter. Most commonly, HSS slitting saw blades are used widely for slotting fragile and hard materials that produce short chips, making them suitable for cutting thin-walled profiles. These blades are designed to cut both ferrous and non-ferrous materials effectively.
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FAQ
What is a slitting saw blades?
A slitting saw blade is a flat, circular cutting tool with teeth along its outer edge, used in machining operations to cut slots or separate pieces of material.
How are HSS slitting saw blades different from end mills or drills?
While HSS slitting saw blades are used for precision slotting and parting, end mills are designed for side milling and profiling, and drill bits like straight shank drill and taper shank drill are meant for axial hole-making. Each tool has a unique role depending on your machining needs.
Which tool is better for cutting thin slots, HSS slitting saws or end mills?
HSS slitting saws are more suitable for cutting narrow slots or performing part-off operations, whereas end mills are better for contouring and creating pockets. The best tool depends on the depth, width, and material of the cut.
Do I need a revolving center when using HSS slitting saws on a lathe?
If you’re using a slitting saw in a lathe setup, especially for long or slender workpieces, a revolving center provides critical support. It helps reduce vibration, prevent workpiece deflection, and ensures accurate cutting.
What does HSS mean on a slitting saw blade?
HSS stands for High-Speed Steel, a material known for its hardness and ability to withstand high temperatures, making it suitable for cutting tools like saw blades.
How many teeth does a HSS slitting saw blade has?
The number of teeth on an HSS slitting saw blade varies depending on its diameter and application. For example, a 50mm diameter blade may have 80 teeth, while a 160mm blade may have 128 teeth.
How thick is a HSS slitting saw blade?
HSS slitting saw blades come in various thicknesses, typically ranging from 0.4mm to 6mm, depending on the specific application requirements.
What materials are suitable to use HSS slitting saw blades?
HSS slitting saw blades are suitable for cutting a variety of materials, including steel, cast iron, non-ferrous metals, and plastics.