Please Consult Us on Anything About Blades Including Sawtooth Machining Sawtooth machining is one of our specialized technologies. We study blade manufacturing on a daily basis with the aim of providing blades that satisfy a full range of blade-related needs and wants. Because we carry out all machining in-house using machines compatible with small volume production of large varieties of items, we are able to supply high-quality products at low prices. We accept requests for blade sawtooth manufacturing of blades for paper container use corrugated cardboard use, bag-making use, print use and tape use as well as for sawtooth set machining. Please take a look at the examples of our machined products shown on our homepage. "Why not use hard metals for conventional blade and part applications?" "How will it be?" "I want to try it" Perhaps you'll make a new discovery? Please Consult Us About Hard Metal Blades and Grinding Hard metals are materials that feature greater hardness than steel, together with strong abrasion resistance. Despite these advantages, since hard metal products are expensive, we don't usually recommend them for general applications. However, there are cases in which the superior functions of hard metals, including reduced hardness decline and lower heat-induced dimensional change compared with steel, make these materials difficult to ignore. For example, hard metal tools possess extremely high hardness and are capable of performing high-rotation cutting. So for users who need to consider such factors as red-heat hardness, abrasion resistance, high-speed specifications, etc., we believe these materials are well worth trying. If you are having trouble using conventional steel products and thinking, "Isn't there any alternative to this?" please consult us about the possibility of making use of hard metal materials. Please take a look at the examples of our machined products shown on our homepage. "Why not use hard metals for conventional blade and part applications?" "How will it be?" "I want to try it" Perhaps you'll make a new discovery?