If you are looking for a high‑quality soap‑water saw blade for precise industrial cutting, you are in the right place. HSS circular saw blades, commonly known in the market as “soap‑water blades” or Cold Saw blades, are the beating heart of workshops that cut profiles, pipes, and solid steel sections.
On this page, you can not only browse the best soap‑water saw blades, but also find a complete guide to choosing the right size, material, and tooth count for your specific application.
Why HSS Soap‑Water Saw Blades?
Unlike abrasive chop saws that cut through friction and high heat, soap‑water blades operate at lower speeds with the use of a coolant. This results in:
- Burr‑free cutting: Smooth and polished cut surfaces
- Higher safety: No sparks and reduced risk of blade breakage
- Long service life: Can be resharpened multiple times
Types of Soap‑Water Saw Blade Materials
To make a smart purchase, it’s important to understand the differences between blade materials. We offer two main types:
1. HSS‑DMo5 Saw Blade (Tungsten‑Molybdenum)
This is the most commonly used blade type in the Iranian market. It contains 5% molybdenum and is ideal for cutting structural steels, gas pipes, and iron profiles with medium hardness.
2. HSS‑Co5 Saw Blade (5% Cobalt)
This model contains an additional 5% cobalt. It is specifically designed for cutting hard alloy steels, stainless steel, and solid sections that generate high heat during cutting.
3 Golden Tips to Extend Blade Life
Coolant Concentration:
Always use high‑quality soluble cutting oil (soapy water coolant). Running an HSS blade dry will quickly cause it to burn out.
Proper Workpiece Clamping:
The workpiece must be firmly secured with a vise. Vibration can cause the teeth to break.
Timely Sharpening:
As soon as you feel cutting pressure increasing, sharpen the blade. Delayed sharpening can cause cracks in the blade body.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
1. Can a coolant circular saw blade cut stainless steel?
Yes, but you must use cobalt alloy blades (HSS‑Co5) and reduce the machine speed.
2. What is the difference between a friction saw blade and a coolant circular saw blade?
A friction saw blade operates at very high speed (around 3000 RPM) and cuts by melting the material.
A coolant circular saw blade operates at low speed (40–80 RPM) and performs cold, precise chip‑removal cutting.
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HSS Coolant Circular Cold‑Cutting Saw Blade (Soapy Water Saw Blade)
With a maximum diameter of up to 2500 mm, these blades are high‑performance tools manufactured from strong, durable steel plates.
Circular saw blades made from High Speed Steel (HSS) are commonly known as coolant circular saw blades. These blades are suitable for cutting thin steel at low RPM and non‑ferrous metals at higher RPM.
Friction saw blades are used for cutting steel pipes and profiles at relatively low working temperatures, meaning the material temperature typically does not exceed 250°C.
Hot and friction saw blades are used for cutting metal sheets, square billets, plates, pipes, and profiles.
Features of HSS Coolant Circular Saw Blades
- Blade material: Steel grade 1.3342, alloyed with chromium, molybdenum, and vanadium
- Hardness: Approximately 60 HRC
- Suitable for cutting various steel and free‑cutting metals
- Tooth form: BW (Alternating Left – Right – Straight)
HSS Cold‑Cutting Circular Saw Blade (Coolant Saw Blade)
Cold‑cutting circular saw blades are one of the most important components of cold saw machines. They are responsible for cutting various materials, especially metals.
A 600 mm diameter coolant circular saw blade is available in our collection. For more information, please contact the numbers below.
Cold‑cutting circular saw blades are typically made from High Speed Steel (HSS) or carbide. HSS is an alloy steel containing elements such as tungsten, molybdenum, and cobalt, which increase hardness and wear resistance.
Cold saw blades are available in different types, including:
- Circular saw blades
- Band saw blades
- Chain saw blades
HSS Cold Cutting Circular Saw Blade (Coolant / Water‑Soluble Saw Blade)
- High hardness and excellent wear resistance
- Long durability and extended service life
- High cutting speed
- Clean and precise cutting performance
HSS Cold Cutting Circular Saw Blade (Coolant / Water‑Soluble Saw Blade)
Circular Saw Blades:
Circular saw blades are used for cutting metal, wood, and plastic materials.
Band Saw Blades:
Band saw blades are used for cutting thick metal, wood, and plastic materials.
Chain Saw Blades:
Chain saw blades are used for cutting wood materials.
HSS Cold Cut Circular Saw Blade (Coolant / Flood Saw Blade)
To choose the right cold cut saw blade, you should consider the following factors:
- The type of material you intend to cut
- The thickness of the material
- The required cutting speed
- The price
HSS Cold Cut Circular Saw Blade (Coolant / Flood Saw Blade)
Always wear safety glasses, a face mask, and protective gloves when using cold cut saws.
Always set the cold cut saw to the appropriate speed.
Always hold the cold cut saw in the correct direction.
Always operate the cold cut saw at a safe distance from your body.
Coolant Saw Blade
Coolant saw blades are highly practical and widely used tools in metalworking industries. By selecting and using these blades correctly, you can achieve precise, clean, and high‑speed cuts on various types of metals.
A coolant saw blade is one of the commonly used tools in metalworking industries for cutting different metal profiles, including iron, steel, aluminum, and stainless steel. Due to their special structure and high‑quality steel construction, these blades are capable of producing precise and clean cuts on metals.
Coolant Saw Price List
Unfortunately, it is not possible to provide an accurate and up‑to‑date price list for coolant saws due to the following reasons:
- Market fluctuations: The price of industrial tools such as coolant saws depends on various factors including exchange rates, raw material prices, inflation, and other economic conditions, and therefore changes continuously.
- Variety of models and brands: Coolant saws are produced in different models, brands, and technical specifications, each with a different price.
- Additional features: Extra features such as cooling systems, chip collection systems, and similar components affect the price of the machine.
- Price differences among stores: The price of a specific coolant saw model may vary between different retailers.
Factors Affecting the Price of Coolant Saws
In addition to the factors mentioned above, several other elements influence the price of coolant saws:
- Motor power: Higher motor power generally results in a higher price.
- Blade speed: The rotational speed of the blade also affects the price.
- Blade size: The dimensions of the blade and its material (HSS or BIM) impact the price.
- Water tank capacity: The size of the water tank and the water circulation system influence the cost of the machine.
- Additional features: Features such as cooling systems and chip collection systems increase the overall price.
- Build quality: The quality of manufacturing and the materials used affect the durability and performance of the machine and therefore its price.
Note: Prices change daily; therefore, listing fixed prices for coolant saw blades is not practical. You can contact our team to obtain the latest pricing information.
