Rectangular saw blade for HBS 400 HOLZSTAR

Rectangular saw blade for HBS 400 HOLZSTAR. The HBS 400 HOLZSTAR rectangular saw blade is ideal for cutting soft and hard woods, plastics, and non-ferrous metals. With a hardness of 60-62 HRC, it ensures straight and durable cuts. Its special design, with hardened tips, minimizes bending and the risk of tearing. Perfect for carpentry, cabinetry, and creating custom furniture, it is essential for modeling, renovation, and DIY projects that require precise and efficient cuts.

FEATURES

• Perfect for cutting soft and hard woods, plastics, and non-ferrous metals.
• Hardened band saw blade with serrated tip with approx. 60-62 HRC
• The shape of the teeth, the arrangement of the teeth, and the hardened tips ensure a perfect straight cut and a long service life.
• The thermally treated steel strip counteracts the bending of the band saw blade and thus reduces the risk of tearing the veneer.
• German quality stainless steel saw blades with optimal value for money

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Thickness 0.65 millimeters

Teeth per inch 6 TPI

Length of the saw blade 3378 millimeters

Height of the saw blade 6 millimeters

Thickness 0.65 millimeters

Teeth per inch 6

VPE 1

WHAT TYPE OF WORK IS IT SUITABLE FOR

The rectangular saw blade for HBS 400 HOLZSTAR is suitable for:

• Carpentry and cabinetry.
• Cutting boards and pieces of wood.
• Creating custom furniture.
• Modeling and design work in wood.
• Renovation and repair of wooden structures.
• DIY projects that require precise cuts.

CERTIFICATION

Stürmer Group's Quality Management System certified according to ISO 9001:2015

ISO 9001 is a globally recognized standard for quality management. It helps organizations of all sizes and sectors improve their performance, meet customer expectations, and demonstrate their commitment to quality.

Its assessment basis includes:

Customer requirement orientation

Compliance with standards and guidelines

Knowledge management

Clearly defined process flows

Corporate responsibility

Sustainability, development, and innovation

Risk management