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ITM Coldsaw Blades – Cobalt

High speed steel with a 5% cobalt content, which increases the blade’s hardness, compared to standard High Speed Steel DM05 material. Suitable for cutting hard materials that produce higher temperatures during the cutting process, such as some grades of stainless steel.

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Size

250 X 2.0 X 40MM Z000, 250 X 2.5 X 32MM Z200, 275 X 2.5 X 32MM Z000, 275 X 2.5 X 40 Z000, 275 X 2.5 X 40 Z100

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