Several welding machines of different dimensions are available for saw dressing. The quality characteristic common to them all is that they are equipped with temperature control devices for automatic measurement and control of the tempering temperature. Using this very expensive but extremely efficient measure means it is possible to avoid the consequences of incorrect tempering temperatures such as cracks in the weld seam.

The subsequent work sequences such as setting or grinding are performed by a large number of fully automated, state of the art machines.

The setting of several teeth in one work sequence not only has substantial advantages for the forward feed and thus the work output, but the setting accuracy is also very beneficial in that the resilient force arising on setting a single tooth is considerably minimised.
Almost all the production – with the exception of just a few special designs – is ground using borazon grinding machines. Along with automated production, this has the advantage of a tooth ground with high precision and extreme sharpness. As a result, the surface roughness of conventional sharpening processes is reduced to an absolute minimum, the borazon grinding wheels retain their profile throughout a very long production period and the pressurized cooling fluid prevents overheating during the grinding process.

In line with our customers’ specifications, the finished saw blades are packaged to the highest technical requirements with safety, material conservation and environmental compatibility in mind before being sent for dispatch.