Dake Euromatic Series - Manual (Page 13)

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BLADE SELECTION FOR NON-FERROUS HEAD
Proper Blade Selection 370 Non-Ferrous
Same rules apply as with the ferrous head in selecting the "Right Blade for the Material". The larger the part the more
coarse teeth. The smaller or thinner the part, the more fine the teeth. An improper blade will sacrifice the cut safety and blade
life
Although the selection of teeth configurations, are more limited with carbide, here is a brief description of blade
recommendations for certain size materials.
1. For solid material from 2” to 4” (non-ferrous material) a 14” X 60th blade is used.
2. Solids from 1” to 2” a 14” X 84th blade is recommended.
3. For cutting material less than 1” a 14” X 100th is recommended.
4. Large extrusion with relief an 84th may be used.
5. Any thin wall tubing or small extrusions with relief should be cut with a 100th blade
WARNING!!!!!
Never use a blade that is cracked, dull or with chipped or missing teeth.