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Hillman Brass, a nonferrous metals division of Triple S Holdings, recently updated its sawing operation to cut thicker copper nickel and naval brass. They sought the expertise of MetlSaw Systems and purchased their Circle Cutter automated saw, which is the only semi-automated solution for cutting rings in the industry. Additionally, they partnered with Specialty Saw Inc. for specialized blades designed for cutting challenging materials. This update has greatly improved safety, control, and manufacturing capability for Hillman Brass, resulting in increased productivity and shipped tonnage. The collaboration between Specialty Saw and MetlSaw Systems has been successful in providing high precision and long-lasting blades for metal producers and service centers. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on Ram Alloys' search for durable band saws to cut challenging materials like stainless steel and nickel-based superalloys. Topics include the collaboration with Bad Ass Band Saws for heavy-duty saws, the customization of saw designs to meet Ram Alloys' growing needs, and the role of quality coolant and saw blade longevity in achieving efficient cutting.

The article offers a preview of the Advanz carbide-tipped band saw blades, a range of high-performance cutting tools from L.S. Starrett Company.

HE& M Inc., a manufacturer of band saws and related products, has used technology and controls engineering to update its Blade Enhancer and Cut Watcher features. The Blade Enhancer system uses small pistons to change the angle of attack and control the number of teeth in the cut, while the Cut Watcher monitors the straightness of a cut and corrects blade deflection. HE& M has also incorporated advanced computer technology and real-time data collection into its saw controls. These technological advancements improve efficiency, productivity, and maintenance coordination in sawing operations. [Extracted from the article]

The article features the Tennax-Pro Bi-Metal band saw blade from tools and instruments maker L. S. Starrett Co.

The article explores the experience of industrial distributors in selling a brand of long-lasting band saws including HE&M Saw manufactures. It mentions that HE&M has a band saw for virtually any application, including horizontal and vertical saws that miter and automatically index, as well as automatic non-mitering saws for straight cuts.

The article offers information on the company profile of Metal Cutting Services. It discusses that the company is a partner and supplier for many well-known manufacturers in the aerospace, defense, aluminum and steel distribution, and semiconductor industries; and MCS has more than 35 saws, offering contour sawing, large capacities and high production saw-cutting capabilities.

The article discusses that Companies creating products using additive manufacturing techniques may still need sawing to post-process parts. Topics discussed include the benefits of this technology include the possibility to rapidly convert AD printers in order to fulfill the changing requirements at short notice; and the benefits of on-demand printing are the cost savings created by reduced material consumption.

The article reports that the steel processor namely SteelMart Inc. with facilities in Tucker and Gainesville, Georgia, chooses one saw manufacturer i.e. HE&M saws, for its needs, citing heavy-duty durability. Topics include the views of Paul Carling, president of SteelMart; the preventive maintenance performed by SteelMart's maintenance staff to keep the saws in effective operating condition, and a variety of optional add-ons, such as automated clamping, and conveyor systems offered by HE&M.

The article presents the discussion on band saw blades utilizing new technology as well as improving the utility of pre-existing features including work hardening and reducing vibration.

The article talks about resonance as the destructive force behind carbide saw breakdowns. It mentions that the displacements can escalate to a point where the system can no longer support its function without proper damping. It also presents information on benefits of finite element modal analysis in getting the frequency value.

The article informs that TMX Aerospace is entrusted with the critical component that keep aircraft safe, secure and in the air. It mentions that the views of Keith Cotter, director of sales and marketing at Specialty Saw on the reconditioned blade is sharpened on the same equipment by the same operators that made the blade from scratch.

The article offers information about the increasing use of superalloys as a replacement for carbon steel alloys in various applications due to their high strength at high temperatures, making them ideal for aviation, aeronautics, and other demanding environments. Superalloys are characterized by their phase variation, which gives them unique properties.

The article offers brief information on the M42 Marathon SW band saw blade from Wikus.

The article provides information on the steel and aluminum products manufacturing company based in Frankfort , Phillips Saw & Tools Inc. who intoduced a creative solution for metal fabricating in Partnership with Hass Saw & Supply Inc., a supply chain for matal cutting circular saw blades. Topics discussed includes Partnership business, Supply Chain and Metal Fabrication.

The article evaluates Bi Metal Unique saw blades manufactured by the L.S. Starrett Co. an American manufacturer of tools and instruments.

The article focuses on Morgantown, Pennsylvania-based sawing, structural fabricating and material handling systems company Behringer Saws Inc. that addresses full automatic high-performance carbide circular cold saws. Topics discussed include insight of the company's inside sales and marketing associate Joseph Suydam, lubrication of carbide saw blades, and emulsion cooling.

The article focuses on the decision of saw shop company K & D Cutting to use Primalloy saw blades from L.S. Starrett Co. According to Dale Edmonds, sawing operator at K & D Cutting, Primalloy blades are very reliable and is able to cut exotic metals as well as stainless steel. Doug Fordham, cutting specialist at L.S. Starrett Co., states that another benefit of using Primaloy blades is its ability to cut at a very fast rate resulting to improved use of shop time.

The article reviews the Saw Blade Lube System from Unist Inc.

The article evaluates the Intenss Pro-VTH industrial saw blade from LS Starrett Co.

The article discusses the successful switch of Niles, Michigan-based Aacoa Extrusions Inc. to the 150GL saw blades from Tsune America LLC for its metal cutting operations. Aacoa uses the nonferrous saw blades for processing high-precision parts for the construction equipment and automotive industry. The article also describes the features and specifications of 150GL.

The article features several products for the metal industry including the TSC 2 slat cleaner from Trumpf Inc., the Kastocross high-performance vertical plate band saw from Kasto Racine Inc., and the Tri-Tech CT band saw blade from Lenox.

The article evaluates various sawing machinery including the Kasto Model KASTOwa-90R/S automatic sawing machine from Klingelhofer Corp., 14-inch metal cutting saw from Jancy Engineering Inc. and a pinch roller feed system from Peerless Industrial Equipment Corp.

The article features DoAll Co., a manufacturer of saw blades and saws in Illinois. The author claims that the company provides the three major elements of sawing operation. DoAll Sawing Products is a business unit separate from the company that produces machine tools, saw blades and cutting fluid. Vice President Jim Carey of DoAll Sawing Products states that DoAll is the only manufacturer in North America that provides everything needed for sawing operation.

The article offers information on the Cast Master XL carbide band saw blade from Lenox, part of Newell Rubbermaid in East Longmeadow, Massachusetts.

The article discusses the decision of West Forge & Flange Co. to switch to SineWave blades from sawblade manufacture Simonds Saw. Topics discussed include comments from Bill Fourman, saw shop manager at Western Forge on the use of blade when cutting, the problems being encountered by Western Forge in their cutting job, and the features of blades from Simonds.

The article focuses on the metal cutting services and tools offered by tool steel distributor Action Metalsm, which are believed to be highly advanced and thus, helpful to metal services companies. It offers information on the Spartan plate saw by Marvel Manufacturing Inc. which was added by Action Metals to its tool steel inventory. It also offers information on the Spartan PS 2828 tool which was purchased by Action Metals, stating that it is highly efficient.

The article discusses that at a steel service center, where tons of metals are being processed, a high-quality band saw blade makes a tremendous difference in productivity and profits. It mentions that every tooth in any given blade must pass inspection. It also mentions that using precision measurement solutions together with knowledgeable expertise at the start of the blade manufacturing process is critical.

The article cites the Advanz TS Triple-Chip carbide-tipped blade from L.S. Starrett Co. which provides the opportunity for better performance and extended life. According to the company's North American sales manager, Jay Gordon, Starrett measures things well and they apply the same level of precision when testing their saw blades.

An interview with chief technology officer at Wikus Saw Technology Corp. Michael Masters is presented. When asked about the faltering in the saw blades, he refers to the company's maintaining production requirements, remaining profitable, and cost effectiveness. He expresses the view that selecting the proper saw blade is the key factor in improving the performance. He opines that investing in a high-performance saw blade could help improve production and reduce backlogs.

The article presents questions and answers related to the nonworking condition of a sawing machine, advice on improvement of saw productivity and faults in the blade.

The article previews the automatic computer numerical control (CNC) slitting head from Red Bud Industries, the full line of circular saw blades for nonferrous material cutting from Forrest Manufacturing Co. and the Coolubricator with pulse generator adjustment from Unist Inc.

The article features various products for the metal industry including the Mamba saw blade collection from Amana Tool, the ByLaser 6000-W resonator from Bystronic Inc., and the C50,000 multifunctional forklift from Combilift USA.

The article evaluates several products for use in the metal industry including the Versatix MP band saw blades from L.S. Starrett Co., the Maxiem abrasive waterjet line from Omar Corp. and the NEO permanent lift magnets from Walker Magnetics.

The article previews several steel-making products including the line of Standard Gantry Cranes from Ohio-based Engineered Material Handling (EMH) Inc., the 4-Runner compact tube bending machine from BLM Group USA and the Cast Master XL band saw blade from Massachusetts-based Lenox Tools.

The article offers brief information on metals manufacturing products including the Nishijimax NHC-100ND cutoff system from Pat Mooney Inc., Metal Devil NXT aluminum cutting circular saw blades from The M.K. Morse Co., and the TurboNest and NestMaster nesting software from Hypertherm Inc.

The article features several fabricated metal products and equipment, including the K26E 26-inch semiautomatic abrasive saw from Kalamazoo Industries Inc., the 8000 series five-axis router from DFW Airport and safety-monitoring filters for Gold Series cartridge dust collectors from Camfil Farr Air Pollution Control.

The article features various equipment used in the metal industry including Morse Diamond Grit hole saws and reciprocating saw blades from M.K. Morse Co., Depalletizing Machine from Kemper Storatec GmbH and Eco-Line band saws from Peddinghaus Corp.

The article features Starrett Edge, manufacturer of band saw blades and power tool accessories. It mentions the company's commitment to innovation, research and development which is said to be driven by what they have learned from listening to customers and is supported by complete metallurgical laboratories and sawing experts. Starrett's efforts to maintain a complete inventory of product as well as in-house welding program are also mentioned.

The article presents information on the Gladiator Pulsator bi-metal band saw blades from L.S. Starrett Co. The band saw blades can provide greater wear and heat resistance. Its tooth edge offers maximum blade performance. An electron beam is equipped on the band saw blades.