Cold Saw & Friction Saw Blade Sharpening
Metal cutting is hard on an edge. Frank's keeps cold saws and friction saws in production, regrinding steel cold saw and friction blades back to spec so your cuts stay clean, square, and burr-free.
What we handle
Cold Saw & Friction Blades, Every Size
If your shop cuts steel, aluminum, or alloy stock, we cover the blades that do the work:
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Cold saw blade sharpening, all diameters
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Friction saw blades, tooth profile restored
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Tooth faces and gullets restored to the original geometry
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Production quantities on a schedule, or one blade at a time.
The process
Ground for Steel,
Not Just "Sharpened"
Metal-cutting blades fail differently than wood blades. Heat, chip loading, and tooth wear are the enemies. We regrind tooth faces and gullets to the original profile so chips clear properly and heat stays down, which is what actually extends cold saw blade life between sharpening:
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Inspect: teeth, plate, and runout checked before grinding
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Grind: tooth profile and gullets restored on CNC equipment
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Final check: every blade hand-inspected before it ships back
Damaged teeth
Chipped or Broken Teeth?
Let Us Look First.
A cold saw or friction blade with damaged teeth isn't always a dead blade. We inspect every blade before it's ground and tell you straight whether it's worth sharpening. If a blade is beyond saving, we'll say so and help you spec a replacement.
Who we sharpen for
Keeping Metal Shops Cutting
Fab shops, machine shops, steel service centers, and maintenance departments run their cold saw and friction blade sharpening through us on rotation, one set cutting while the other is in our shop.
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