Blade Sharpening for Marine & Transportation Manufacturing
Frank’s Industrial Sharpening sharpens non-ferrous carbide saw blades, router bits and specialty cutters for boat builders and transportation manufacturers, for clean, burr-free cuts in aluminum and composites. Mail your tooling in from anywhere in the U.S., or use our route pickup and delivery across Florida and South Georgia.
What does Frank’s sharpen for marine and transportation shops?
From aluminum cut-off saws to composite routing, these are the edges that keep boat builders and transportation manufacturers cutting cleanly.
Non-ferrous carbide blades for aluminum extrusions, plate, and trim, sharpened to the negative-hook geometries that leave a clean, burr-free edge instead of grabbing and tearing.
Carbide, spiral, and compression bits for routing composites, fiberglass, and marine plywood, sharpened for chip-free edges on hulls, decks, and interior trim panels.
Specialty cutters, profile tooling, and the odd edges every boat shop accumulates. Not sure what you've got? Send a photo
How do you sharpen blades for aluminum and composites?
Non-ferrous and composite cutting is its own discipline.
The wrong geometry loads up with aluminum, burns fiberglass, or chips a gelcoat edge that someone then has to finish by hand. We sharpen to the manufacturer's specifications for
non-ferrous and abrasive materials, inspect every tool for loading damage and micro-chipping, and get your tooling back to cutting like new. Production boat builders and transportation shops can set up recurring pickup so sharp tooling is always in rotation.
No matter where your shop is based, Frank's can sharpen your blades.
Fill out your information here, and we'll ship you a box; put your blades inside, ship it back with the prepaid label, and we'll sharpen and return them. Simple as that.
Get a Quote for Your Marine & Transportation Tooling
Tell us what you're running, and we'll have a rep call you with pricing and turnaround.