Multi-blade saw

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It is commonly used for processing wood such as cedar, poplar, pine, eucalyptus, imported timber, and mixed hardwoods, and finds widespread application in industries like log processing, keel‑beam fabrication, and furniture production. Simple multi‑blade saws typically accommodate 3 to 6 blades, while larger models can mount 20 to 40 or more, significantly boosting worker productivity. Multi‑blade saw blades are usually equipped with a number of cooling holes and thermal expansion slots, or feature multiple scrapers, to enhance heat dissipation.

Woodworking saw blade

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Woodworking saw blades are designed for cutting wood, and their primary distinction lies in the tooth geometry. Woodworking blades typically feature alternating left‑ and right‑handed teeth, which provide efficient, sharp cutting while minimizing blade burn and preventing the wood from binding the blade. However, for panel‑cutting applications—such as particleboard, eco‑friendly boards, and melamine‑faced panels—tapered‑tooth blades are required.

PCD saw blade

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PCD saw blades are primarily used for cutting engineered boards and flooring, as well as copper-clad laminates (PCB substrates), new‑type building materials, aluminum alloys, and similar products. Features: They employ an imported alloy‑steel substrate, high‑quality PCD cutting tips, and a specially designed tooth profile. Offering superior quality and precision, they operate quietly with minimal vibration; they deliver fast cutting speeds, exceptional hardness, and a service life 30–50 times longer than that of conventional carbide blades. Additionally, they exhibit excellent wear resistance and extended durability.