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Profile |
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| STRAIGHT TEETH |
A |
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5 degrees |
Used for non-ferrous cutting and slotting. This tooth style is used for small tooth pitches and shallow cuts. |
| ACME STRAIGHT TEETH |
AW |
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5 degrees |
Used for non-ferrous cutting of thin sections. It has an alternate top bevel. This tooth style is similiar to straight tooth but used where fewer teeth are required. |
| SINGLE or CURVED TEETH |
B |
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15 degrees |
Used for ferrous and especially non-ferrous cutting. This is a high strength tooth & works well on profiles and thin tubes and where sections change. |
| ACME CURVED TEETH |
BW |
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15 degrees |
Used for cutting thin wall steel and non=ferrous tubing. It has an alternate top bevel. |
| HELLER or COCHRANE TEETH or HIGH OUTPUT |
C |
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15 degrees |
Most commonly used tooth style for cutting ferrous & non-ferrous material. The triple chip design splits the kerf between two teeth. For solid sections & thick wall tubing. |
| STAGGERED TEETH |
CNS |
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15 degrees |
For cutting non-ferrous, light guage tubing, extrusions, and composition material. This tooth style has an alternate face and top bevel. |
