Our transparent pricing for Nonferrous Tungsten Carbide-tipped (TCT) Saw Blade Sharpening depends on three factors:
There are four key measurements to determine the kind of saw blade you’re using, they are:
The measurements of your saw blade might look like:
Diameter | x | Kerf | x | Bore | x | Teeth |
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455 | x | 3.4 | x | 25.4 | x | 72T |
505 | x | 3.6 | x | 25.4 | x | 120T |
610 | x | 4.0 | x | 25.4 | x | 72T |
910 | x | 3.6 | x | 25.4 | x | 80T |
Once we know these measurements, we then use what you’re cutting (your application) to determine the proper grind to put on your carbide-tips.
The grinds we can put on a blade include:
Pat Mooney Saws has always been a family business, and we take pride in helping manufacturers of all sizes keep their saw blades in the best condition.
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Pat Mooney Saws has always been a family business, and we take pride in helping manufacturers of all sizes keep their saw blades in the best condition. Our innovation, application insight, and dedicated technical support team helps our customers maximize their sawing productivity.
Since the beginning of our company, we’ve been sharpening and regrinding blades, including:
Today we safely process, sharpen, and ship thousands of saw blades every week, keeping customers across North America cutting with an average in-house turnaround time of 48 hours!*
Every blade sharpened at our 47,000 square foot facility in Addison, IL goes through multiple inspections, and receives the highest attention to detail to ensure you consistently get an optimal result.
* In-house turnaround time varies by application and order size and does not include shipping to and from Pat Mooney Saws.