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14in 350mm HSS Cold Saw Blade for Stainless Steel/Copper

A 14in (350mm) high-speed steel cold saw blade made to cut stainless steel and copper cleanly and efficiently. HSS construction and precision-ground teeth give long life and fast cuts while the cold-cut design keeps material cool, reduces burrs and sparks. Fits standard cold saws, runs with low vibration, and delivers smooth, repeatable finishes that metalworkers can rely on.

Lead Time:

1-200(pieces):8(days),201-1000(pieces):30(days),1001-5000(pieces):45(days),>5000(pieces):To be negotiated(days)

Place of Origin:

China

Brand Name:

X&H or OEM/ODM

Customization:

Customized logo (Min. Order: 2 sets),Customized packaging (Min. Order: 500 sets),Graphic customization (Min. Order: 500 sets)

Samples:

$46.0/piece | Min. order : 1 piece

Shipping:

Support Sea freight

Payments:

L/C,D/A,D/P,T/T,Western Union,MoneyGram,OA

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Blade Thickness

1~3mm

Arbor

32mm or as your request

Machine

manual or automatic metal circular sawing machine

Finishing

as your reqquest

Place of Origin

Shanghai, China(Mainland)

Usage

all kinds of pipe

MOQ

2pieces

Advantage

the best choice of metal pipe cutting

Diameter

10~20 in

blade width

1/16 in

Blade Features

Multipurpose Cutting

Shape

Circular

grade

Industrial

Saw Blade Size

14in 350*1.6*32mm

customized support

OEM, ODM, OBM

process type

Hot Press, Cold Press

edge height

0.315in(8mm)

blade diameter

14in(35.56cm)

blade length

other

Number Of Teeth

as your requirement

teeth per inch

Other

arbor size

32mm

Cutting Thickness

0.063in 1.6mm

warranty

3 Years

Precision Cuts, Protective Packaging

Cold Saw Blades deliver fast, burr-free cuts in stainless steel and copper, minimizing rework and downtime for pipe and tube fabricators. This 14in (350mm) HSS blade combines a slim 1.0mm kerf, selectable tooth counts and a protective varnish finish, packaged securely to preserve its razor-sharp shape and high-quality cutting geometry. Backed by decades of manufacturing expertise, responsive technical support and fast shipping, it ensures reliable performance and easy replacement to keep your workflow moving.

Precision HSS Metal Cutter

Constructed from high‑speed steel (HSS) with optimized tooth geometry and a varnish coating, the 14in (350mm) HSS cold saw blade delivers durable, low‑friction cutting performance for stainless steel, copper and other alloys. Cold Saw Blades from X&H offer thin kerf options, a wide range of tooth counts (20–120T), customizable diameters and finishes, and compatibility with power tools and circular saws to maximize cutting precision and reduce material waste. Engineered for precise, low‑heat cutting of pipes and profiles, the blade minimizes burrs and rework while providing long tool life and is backed by experienced technical support, quick lead times and flexible sample and ordering policies.

Precision HSS Cold Cutting

14 in (350 mm) HSS saw blades for stainless steel and copper cutting are engineered for precise, low-heat cuts with a 1.6 mm option and varnish finishing available on request. Cold Saw Blades from X&H offer tooth counts from 20T to 120T and kerf options starting at 1.0 mm, making them suitable for power tools and circular saws used on all kinds of pipe. Manufactured in Shanghai by a team with over 20 years’ experience, lead times range from 1–25 days depending on stock and quantity, and technical support is available.

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Precision Durability Corrosion Resistance

Built by a precision toolmaker with decades of metallurgy experience, the 14in (350mm) HSS Cold Saw Blade for stainless steel and copper embodies rigorous HSS metallurgy and laser-balanced manufacturing for long life and consistent, burr-free cuts. Designed as professional Cold Saw Blades, it delivers fast, low-heat cutting, excellent chip evacuation, and minimal workpiece discoloration across stainless steel and copper, while welded tooth geometry and anti-corrosion coating reduce wear. Key features include hardened ground teeth, precision tensioning, and a drop-forged steel core for stability, resulting in higher feed rates, reduced downtime, and lower total tooling cost for fabrication shops.

Material introduction

These Cold Saw Blades are forged from high-speed steel (HSS) with precision-ground, hardened teeth and an optional varnish finish for added corrosion resistance. The HSS construction delivers excellent wear resistance and edge retention for stainless steel and copper cutting, while thin kerf options (around 1.0 mm) reduce heat buildup and material waste. Offered in the 14 in (350 mm) size with selectable tooth counts, they suit power tools and circular saws for efficient, long-lasting performance on all kinds of pipe and profile cutting.

◎ High-Performance HSS Varnished Blade

◎ Precision Heat-Treated HSS Blade

◎ Long-Life Cold Saw HSS Blade

FAQ

What materials and cutting scenarios is the 14in (350mm) HSS cold saw blade designed for?

The blade is engineered primarily for cutting stainless steel and copper (including pipes, tubing, rods and small solid bars). It’s ideal for machine-shop and fabrication tasks that require square, burr-minimized cold cuts—examples: stainless kitchen fittings, HVAC copper tubing, stainless tubing frames, plumbing components and precision workshop cutting of small profiles.

Which saws and mounting setups is this blade compatible with?

It fits standard 14in / 350mm cold saws and cold-cutting circular saw machines that accept 350mm HSS blades and the matching arbor bore. It’s intended for true cold-saw setups (rigid clamping, low RPM, and appropriate flange/arbor nuts). Always confirm your machine’s arbor diameter, flange size and maximum blade thickness rating before mounting.

What cutting parameters and coolant practices give the best results?

Use recommended cold-saw cutting speeds and moderate feed rates from your machine manual—HSS blades perform best at relatively low surface speeds compared with carbide for cooler cutting. Use continuous cutting fluid or coolant designed for metal cutting (soluble oil or appropriate cutting fluid) to reduce heat, prolong life and prevent work hardening on stainless. For optimal setup you can compute spindle RPM from desired surface speed using: RPM = (Cutting speed (m/min) × 1000) / (π × diameter (mm)). For example, with a 350 mm blade and a target surface speed you choose, plug values into the formula and follow your saw’s torque limits. Adjust feed so the blade cuts smoothly without chatter; too fast will overload teeth, too slow can cause rubbing and heat.

How should I install, maintain, and sharpen the blade to maximize life?

Install using correct flange orientation and torque the arbor nut to the saw manufacturer’s specification; ensure the blade runs true without wobble. Keep the blade and workpiece clean from built-up material; use coolant during cutting and clean/degrease after use. HSS blades can be re-sharpened (by a skilled blade grinder) when teeth dull—do not attempt re-sharpening without proper equipment. Store blades flat, dry, and protected from bumps and corrosion.

What common cutting problems might I encounter and how do I troubleshoot them?

- Burning, blue discoloration or rapid dulling: insufficient coolant, too slow feed or incorrect speeds; increase coolant and/or adjust speed/feed. - Chatter/vibration: check blade runout, flange condition and workpiece clamping; reduce feed and ensure proper support. - Burrs or poor edge finish: check feed rate and tooth condition; slightly slower feed or a fresh blade usually improves finish. - Teeth chipping: overloading, incorrect direction/installation, or cutting hard inclusions—inspect mounting and reduce feed or use a different blade grade if needed.

What safety and best-practice tips should I follow when using this blade?

Always wear eye and hearing protection and gloves suitable for handling blades (not while operating), secure the workpiece firmly in a vise or fixture, keep guards in place, and never exceed the saw’s recommended RPM or blade ratings. Allow the blade to come to a complete stop before unclamping or changing material. Regularly inspect the blade for cracks, missing teeth or excessive wear and replace immediately if damage is found.

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