Maximum Tool Performance. Minimum Downtime
Professional sharpening service for circular saw blades and rotary tools – with our own sharpening services and service partners.
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Request Service Now60+ Jahre Erfahrung | weltweites Servicepartner-Netzwerk | Spezialist für Kreissägeblätter & Fräswerkzeuge
First-class tool service is an important factor for maximum performance. Fast infeeds, excellent cutting results, and high efficiency must be ensured. With our own sharpening services and our worldwide network of service partners, we enable high tool performance throughout all tool-life cycles. We will be happy to provide you with a competent contact in your area. Simply contact us.
Our Services in Detail
Tool Acceptance & Assessment
- Types and Dimensions
- Assessment; Measures
- Initiation of Services
Tensioning and Hammering
- hand-hammered
- Hammering and tension values are
individually adapted to the application
Tooth Replacement / Retipping
- Carbide tipping adapted to the application
- Selection of various carbide grades
- Renewal of the tip seat
Precision Resharpening
- on modern grinding machines
ground with oil - optionally face and top
or top only
Final Inspection
- Checking tension
- Checking runout and imbalance
- Checking geometry
Shipment to Customer
Comprehensive Maintenance Service:
We offer comprehensive service including cleaning, inspection, and resharpening for reliable tool performance.
Optimized Tool-Life and Reduced Downtime:
Regular maintenance ensures longer tool service life and minimizes unplanned machine downtime.
Economic Advantage Through Reconditioning:
Up to 17 resharpening cycles per circular saw blade enable maximum utilization of the tool’s potential.
Sharpening Error “Crowned Face”: Causes & Solution
- excessive infeed (observe max. 3 mm/s)
- incorrect grinding disc (observe grit and stability)
- incorrect removal depth per stroke (too high or too low)
The problem: Excessive infeed/removal causes the grinding disc to be pushed away. This results in increased cutting pressure, consequently higher power consumption, and thus reduced tool-life and poorer cutting quality
