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Coated diamond cutting blade D107 Ø 50 mm Proxxon - 28012
For cutting ceramic, porcelain, tiled, stone and fiberglass turntables.
Diamond cutting blade.
50 mm (bore 10 mm).
Diamond coating of 0.5 mm "D 107".
For cutting ceramic, porcelain, tiled, stone and fiberglass turntables.
Cutting blade, diamond 65 mm, for OZI/E Proxxon - 28902Ø 65 mm
Spare blade for MICRO Cutter MIC Proxxon - 28652Composed of spring steel (hardness 55 HRC).
Super Cut scroll saw blade for wood, fine teeth (No. 3: 20 teeth per 25mm), 12 pieces, Proxxon - 28118
Ø 22 mm aluminum oxide reinforced cutting discs, 10 pieces + Proxxon bracket - 28808Discs Ø 22 x 0.8mm.
Blades with prongs, fine teeth (25 teeth by 25mm), 12 pieces Proxxon - 28745
Proxxon 85 mm diamond saw blade - 28735Blade for FET table saw PROXXON.
Ø 22 mm corundum cutting discs, 10 pieces + Proxxon stand - 28810Discs Ø 22 x 0.7mm.
Diamond cutting disc for MICRO Cutter MIC Proxxon - 28654Composed of spring steel (hardness 55 HRC).
Hard metal saw blade full fine teeth, 80 teeth Ø 50 mm Proxxon - 28011Ideal for cutting platinums in fiberglass of 3 mm max., non-ferrous metal, duro-plastic material and other "problematic" materials.
Special alloy steel (HSS) circular saw blade, Ø 80 mm (10 mm-drilling), 1.1 mm thickness Proxxon - 28730Blade for FET table saw PROXXON.
Spring steel saw blade, 100 teeth Ø 50 mm Proxxon - 28020Fine teeth (100 teeth) particularly suitable for very fine cuts in NE metal (aluminum, brass, copper).Also suitable for cutting composite materials, such as PC cards, wood and plastics.
