Fine-Tooth Circular Saw Blade for Wood Keel Cutting

Name: Fine-Tooth Circular Saw Blade for Wood Keel Cutting
Brand: Qewitco Fasteners Co., Ltd
SKU: 2135908332

Shandong, ChinaQewitco Fasteners Co., Ltd

US$1.00-5.00

1,000 Pieces

Sample price:US$20.00/piece.Request sample

Product profile

Customization

Available

Blade Type

Turbine

Manufacturing Process

Electroplating

Model NO.

Diamond Circular Saw Blade

Application

Ceramic

Color

Silver

Delivery

15~30 Days

MOQ

5000

Certification

ISO

Transport Package

Small Boxed/Bulk Package

Trademark

Super Star Tools

Origin

Zhejiang, China

HS Code

6804221000

Production Capacity

50000/Month

Key features

Superior Cutting Speed: Synthetic diamond crystals ensure aggressive, fast cutting to reduce work time.

Enhanced Durability: Reinforced high-tensile steel core with laser-cut balance prevents warping and reduces noise.

Precision & Clean Cuts: Specialized design minimizes chipping for professional finishes on tiles, porcelain, and stone.

Cost-Effective Solution: Longer life span makes it more cost-efficient per cut compared to disposable blades.

Versatile Applications: Ideal for concrete, asphalt, tiles, marble, carbon fiber, and electronic ceramic substrates.

Stable Operation: Precision manufacturing ensures minimal vibration for straight and accurate cuts.

Customization Support: Flexible OEM/ODM services available for samples, designs, and full customization.

Factory Direct Pricing: Competitive factory prices from Zhejiang production base with direct sales.

Company profile

Years of Export ExperienceExperienced TeamSelf-brandedHigh Repeat Buyers Choice

Qewitco Fasteners Co., Ltd

Shandong, China

CertifiedBusiness Type: Trading Company CertifiedR&D Capacity: ODM Service Available CertifiedCustomization Options: Customization from Samples, Customization from Designs, etc.Export Year: 2003-12-05Average Response Time: ≤0.82hTerms of Payment: T/T

AI-Powered supplier vetting

SummaryThe supplier has a strong export orientation with 90% of sales from exports and has been exporting for 22 years. They hold an ISO9001:2015 certification, indicating a commitment to quality management. However, they lack collaboration with Fortune 500 companies and do not provide OEM services for popular brands. Financial data is not available, indicating potential concerns in this area. Their innovation capability is limited with no new products launched last year and minimal R&D resources. Production capabilities include full customization and 100% finished product inspection, but only two quality inspectors are present.

Supplier typeThe supplier is primarily export-oriented, with 90% of sales from exports and no overseas warehouses or showrooms.

CertificationsThey hold an ISO9001:2015 certificate, demonstrating a commitment to quality management systems.

Financial creditFinancial data is missing, with no operating revenue or profit reported, raising concerns about financial stability.

R&D capabilityThe supplier has limited innovation capacity with no new products launched last year and only one R&D engineer.

Production capacityThe supplier conducts 100% finished product inspection and offers various levels of customization, though it employs only two quality control inspectors.

Customization capabilityThe supplier offers extensive customization options, from minor to full product customization.

Client casesThe supplier has not collaborated with Fortune 500 companies and has no notable customer cases reported.

Product Q&A

Q:Can I use this blade on my standard circular saw or angle grinder?

Yes, ensure compatibility: The blade diameter must fit your guard, the arbor size must match, and the RPM rating of the blade must meet or exceed your tool's no-load speed. Use proper flange washers.

Q:What's the difference between a segmented rim and a continuous (turbo) rim?

Segmented rims have gaps for fast, dry cutting of abrasive materials like concrete and asphalt. Continuous/turbo rims offer smoother, chip-free cuts in tile and stone, usually with water.

Q:Why is my new diamond blade cutting slowly?

It may need 'breaking in.' For the first cuts, use light pressure on a soft material (like concrete block) to expose fresh diamond crystals. Ensure the correct blade for the material.

Q:How do I know when the blade is worn out?

Signs include: reduced cutting speed, blade glazing (shiny segments), excessive vibration, or material burning. A worn blade is inefficient and unsafe.

Q:Can I sharpen a diamond blade?

Not traditionally. You can 're-dress' a glazed blade by cutting abrasive materials like sandstone or old concrete to expose new diamond particles. Replace when segments are worn down.