•Bi-metal blades feature a toothed edge made from high speed steel (HSS) attached to a flexible steel backing through an electron-beam welding process.
•This configuration results in a blade that makes precise cuts while resisting breakage.
•They are used on ferrous and nonferrous metals.
•The cutting surface of a toothed edge is composed of a row of pointed teeth.
•Common tooth variations include the number of teeth per inch and pitch pattern.
•They are used on ferrous and non-ferrous materials.
