Allpax AX1601 cutting blade comes in a pack of one, with a length of 2 inches and a width of 1.1 inches. This cutting blade is used with Allpax gasket cutters or a similar tool. It is designed to cut through plastic, cardboard, fabric, drywall, rubber, cork, fibre and soft metal.
Features:
- This Allpax cutting blade features a pointed tip that punctures materials, allowing its straight edge to slice through it.
- It is made of high-strength boron-carbide coated steel for structural rigidity and enhanced mechanical strength.
- This Allpax cutting blade provides more accurate cuts compared to blunt or round-tip blades.
Frequently Asked Questions:
Q. What are the types of cutting blades?
A. Rip, crosscut, combination and speciality blades are a few types of cutting blades.
Q. What is a saw blade?
A. A band saw blade is used to cut irregular shapes out of metal or wood. A diamond saw blade features diamond-tipped teeth and is used to cut non-ferrous metals, stone, ceramics, glass & building materials.
Q. Is there any safety precaution to consider when using the Allpax AX1601 cutting blade?
A.
- Wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) such as gloves and safety glasses.
- Ensure a stable work surface to prevent accidents and material shifting.
- Use the cutting tool in a controlled manner, avoiding excessive force or erratic motions.
- Follow the safety guidelines provided by the manufacturer of your cutting tool.
- Inspect the blade for damage or wear before use and replace it if necessary.
- Securely clamp the material being cut to prevent slips and uneven cuts.
- Familiarise yourself with the operation and features of the cutting tool.
- Store the cutting tool and blade safely when not in use.
Q. How often should I inspect the blade for wear or damage?
A.
- Regularly inspect the cutting blade before each use.
- Check for any signs of wear, such as dullness, chips or deformities.
- If you notice any significant damage or a decrease in cutting performance, it is advisable to replace the blade with a new one.
Q. How do I clean and maintain this in-line fuse holder?
A.
- Disconnect power source.
- Wipe the holder's exterior with a dry cloth.
- Inspect for damage or corrosion.
- Ensure a secure fuse fit.
- Reconnect power.
