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Mechanical Billet Flying Shear Blade For Billets Iron Wires And Rebars Cutting

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September 29, 2021
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#steel Metal Cutting Shear Blades #Hydraulic Flying Shear Blade #Flying Shear Blade H13
Brief: Discover the high-performance Mechanical Billet Flying Shear Blade designed for cutting billets, iron wires, and rebars. Made from premium hot work tool steel, these blades ensure precision and durability in both cold and hot rolling operations. Perfect for steel mills and wire manufacturing factories.
Related Product Features:
  • Manufactured from high-quality H13, H13K, HMY, and HMB tool steel grades for superior durability.
  • Heat-treated in advanced hardening plants to achieve HRC 52-55 hardness.
  • Designed for cutting steel billets, iron wires, and rebars with precision.
  • Suitable for both cold and hot rolling cutting operations in industrial settings.
  • Used in slabbing lines, blooming lines, and billet and bar mills for efficient shearing.
  • Customizable material options to meet specific cutting application requirements.
  • Undergoes rigorous 100% inspection before delivery to ensure top quality.
  • Backed by Senda's 25+ years of expertise in manufacturing high-performance shear blades.
Faqs:
  • What materials are used to manufacture the Mechanical Billet Flying Shear Blade?
    The blades are made from premium hot work tool steel grades such as H13, H13K, HMY, and HMB, ensuring durability and performance in high-temperature cutting operations.
  • What is the hardness of the shear blades?
    The blades are heat-treated to achieve a hardness of HRC 52-55, making them suitable for both cold and hot rolling cutting applications.
  • Where are these shear blades commonly used?
    These blades are used in steel mills, wire manufacturing factories, and industrial settings for cutting steel billets, iron wires, and rebars in slabbing lines, blooming lines, and billet and bar mills.
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