Cutting machine aluminum

Start by selecting the blade size that fits your saw and the cut you need. This range features 10-inch, 14-inch, and 16-inch blades, with tooth counts ranging from 80 to 108 teeth. Higher tooth counts deliver cleaner cuts with less burr for aluminum, while larger diameters are better for longer, continuous cuts on bigger sheets. Matching blade diameter to your machine and the desired finish is essential for efficient work.

Tooth count and blade size directly influence cut quality. The 108-tooth blades offer very clean cutting with minimal edge distortion, while 80-tooth blades are designed for precision cuts on aluminum profiles. Larger diameters like 16-inch blades enable broader material removal, whereas 10- or 14-inch blades are suited for detailed work. This combination determines speed, finish, and edge quality.

For large aluminum components, use a larger blade such as 16-inch with 108 teeth to maximize stability and reduce burrs. For fine finishing and precision on profiles, the 14-inch or 10-inch blades with 108 or 80 teeth provide tighter control and smoother edges. Italian-made 10-inch blades with 80 teeth are acclaimed for clean, accurate cuts on non-ferrous materials.

Yes. Blades with 108 teeth are optimized for smooth, clean cuts with minimal material distortion, which helps keep edges neat during production. High-speed performance blades are designed for fast cutting tasks and efficient workflow, reducing overall processing time while maintaining cut quality. Choosing between these options depends on whether you prioritize finish or speed for your aluminum work.

The assortment includes TOTAL’s high-speed aluminum blades and FIT, BOSCH, and APT variants in 10, 14, and 16-inch sizes. Each brand offers blades with distinct tooth counts and specs tailored to different aluminum applications, from heavy fabrication to precision finishing. This variety helps you pick a blade that matches your saw, material, and required finish.

If your job involves large sheets or profiles, pairing these blades with appropriate cutting tools such as a pipe cutter or hacksaw can improve efficiency for different tasks. While the blades focus on clean, precise aluminum cuts, having the right complementary tools ensures you can tackle both bulk material removal and fine finishing with confidence.