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Article | REF: BM7096 V1

Sawing

Authors: Christian SOUCHON, Sauveur MARTINEZ

Publication date: October 10, 2000 | Lire en français

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    1. Main sawing characteristics

    1.1 General

    • Sawn materials

      Metals, wood, plastics, composites and soft minerals are the main materials that can be sawn.

    • Sawmill trades

      These are mainly :

      • mechanical engineering and metal construction ;

      • the steel industry;

      • the wood industry;

      • building trades.

      In general terms, these are all trades that require materials to be cut without denaturing them.

    • Materials used to make the tool

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