Reasons for blade failure and tilting

Reasons for blade failure and saw blade tilting

• If the number of teeth is less than the required number, the cutting becomes unstable and the blade life is shortened due to high friction.
• If the number of teeth is more than the required number, a large chip will be produced in the cutting line, and this will cause more pressure on the blade, resulting in cracking or breaking.
• Permanently control the tension of the saw blade.
• Minimize vibrations and vibrations of the machine by holding the workpiece firmly and the appropriate loading pressure.
• Adjust the bearings on the back of the saw blade so that pressure is applied to both equally.
• If the saw blade bends, reduce the load pressure or the blade is stuck.
• If the follicles of the device are out of adjustment, the blade will start to tilt.