The company’s core metal saw blade line includes bimetallic band saw blades designed for carbon steel, alloy steel, stainless steel, and non-ferrous metals. These blades feature optimized tooth geometry and material composition that reduce raw material waste during cutting while maintaining cutting speeds suitable for high-volume production runs. The bimetallic construction combines a flexible back with a high-speed steel tooth edge, allowing the blade to withstand the stress of cutting hard materials without premature failure.
For high-hardness applications, Kefiler produces hard alloy band saw blades with carbide tips engineered for hardened steel, tool steel, and superalloys. These blades are used in aerospace component manufacturing and mold making, where cutting stability and wear resistance determine tool life. The carbide tips maintain cutting edge integrity through extended use, reducing blade changeovers in production environments.
The company’s woodworking alloy band saw blades address the requirements of furniture manufacturing and construction industries. These blades feature tooth designs specific to softwood, hardwood, plywood, and particleboard, delivering clean cuts with minimal splintering. The alloy material composition balances sharpness retention with resistance to impact from knots and dense grain patterns.
Kefiler’s circular saw blade category includes high speed steel circular saw blades for cutting mild steel, aluminum, and copper in metal fabrication shops. These blades are available in multiple tooth configurations and diameters to match different cutting machines and material thicknesses. The ceramic alloy cold saw blades complete the product range, providing heat-resistant cutting for stainless steel and carbon steel in pipe manufacturing and profile processing. The cold cutting process minimizes material deformation and maintains workpiece surface integrity.
All products are supported by the company’s “one-stop sawing solution” model, which consolidates procurement across multiple blade types from a single supplier. This approach reduces coordination time for customers managing inventories of different blade specifications for varied materials and cutting equipment.
Kefiler maintains a technical team built through a combination of independent training and overseas recruitment, with expertise covering material research, product design, and process optimization. The company’s after-sales service includes technical guidance and troubleshooting support for customers across its export markets.
