Mild Steel Cutting Blades
Evolution Mild Steel Cutting Blades are designed to make easy work of even the most testing steel-cutting jobs.
Crafted from high-quality Japanese carbide and heat-treated for extra durability, these mild steel cutting blades will ease their way through steel in a fraction of the time it would take with a bandsaw, they're even faster than a plasma cutter. They leave a clean cut edge, with almost no burr, that's ready to weld straight off the saw.
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£103.98(£86.65 EX VAT)
Blade Size 355mm Number Of Teeth 66 Bore 25.4mm Kerf 2.4mm -
£50.98(£42.48 EX VAT)
Blade Size 210mm Number Of Teeth 50 Bore 25.4mm Kerf 2mm -
£51.98(£43.32 EX VAT)
Blade Size 255mm Number Of Teeth 52 Bore 25.4mm Kerf 2mm -
£41.98(£34.98 EX VAT)
Blade Size 185mm Number Of Teeth 40 Bore 20mm Kerf 2mm -
£40.98(£34.15 EX VAT)
Blade Size 230mm Number Of Teeth 48 Bore 25.4mm Kerf 2mm -
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Blade Size 210mm Number Of Teeth 50 Bore 25.4mm Kerf 2mm -
£38.98(£32.48 EX VAT)
Blade Size 180mm Number Of Teeth 36 Bore 20mm Kerf 2mm -
£74.98(£62.48 EX VAT)
Blade Size 305mm Number Of Teeth 60 Bore 25.4mm Kerf 2.2mm -
£41.98(£34.98 EX VAT)
Blade Size 185mm Number Of Teeth 40 Bore 20mm Kerf 2mm -
£149.98(£124.98 EX VAT)
Blade Size 355mm Number Of Teeth 80 Bore 25.4mm Kerf 2.4mm
FAQs
1. Do I need more than one mild steel cutting blade?
It doesn’t hurt having more than one blade at your disposal, especially if you do a lot of cutting, as blades can wear over time and need to be replaced. But if you wait until your blade needs to be replaced before picking up a new one, you could be costing yourself time and productivity. So if your work is ongoing, it’s always a good idea to have a spare blade available. Evolution’s Blade Subscription Plan is a great way to ensure you always have the blades you need in stock.
2. Do mild steel cutting blades cause steel to get hot?
Like all metal blades, mild steel cutting blades can get hot and make their cuts hot due to the consistent contact with the steel it's cutting through. However, they produce far less heat than their abrasive disc alternatives, because the ultra-sharp teeth of the blade help it to glide through the metal with as little resistance as possible. An abrasive disc, on the other hand, is abrasive on all sides and catches the steel with its small fibres constantly, causing more friction and heat. In short, if you want a cooler cutting solution, opt for a mild steel cutting blade from Evolution.
3. How long do mild steel cutting blades last?
There’s no set length of time a mild steel cutting blade will last - that depends on various factors, like how much you use the blade, what specific materials you’re cutting into and the technique of the user. If you plan on using the correct blade with the correct material, your cutting technique is in good form and you don’t damage the blade, your blade could last for hundreds of cuts before needing to be replaced. If you’d like to know more about our mild steel cutting blades, get in touch with an Evolution Power Tool expert today.
4. Can mild steel cutting blades cut other materials?
Technically, you can use mild steel cutting blades to cut other materials, but the result won’t be what you want. You need to use the right type of blade with the material it is designed to cut if you want the cleanest, smoothest results, as well as if you want to avoid accidents. That’s why we’d always recommend using these blades to cut mild steel and mild steel only. If you’d like to look at the range of other blades we have available, click here.
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