News - Oct 2020

Wet-Blasting, the Perfect Solution for Bandsaw Blades

Image of wet-blasted bandsaw blades cutting through metal rods.

Wet-blasting produces the best possible finish on bandsaw blades. The benefits of in-line wet-blasting inlcude teeth edge honing to avoid chipping, surface peening to avoid cracking in the gullet between teeth and the creation of a reactive 'wet-out' surface to readily accept anti-oxideation treatments and branding.

To explain all the features and benefits in detail, we've created a dedicated website page that includes a case study, whitepaper and more, so you've got all the information you need to make the right decision for you bandsaw blade manufacturing.  

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