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Band saws
Today approx. 90% of the bands are disposible, which means that the bands are with hardened tooth tipped or Bi-metal blades. The advantage is longer tool lifetime and smooth cut.
Please call us if you need help from our advisers. See our selection of high-quality band saws below.
HS tipped Bi-metal blade Woodmaster B. Especially for cutting along the grains on big band saws with high feed rates.
Chrome Vanadium bands has a long history in the wood working industry, where sharpening of the bands is done in-house.