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Atlas Saw & Tool Technology ATLAS SAW & TOOL TECHNOLOGY A SUBSIDIARY OF THE FLETCHER-TERRY COMPANY, LLC 888.484.1488 Picture Framing Blades SOFTWOOD | HARDWOOD | MDF | ALUMINUM FRAMES HARD AND SOFT WOOD - Our 4+1 saws tooth design is perfectly engineered for all hard and soft wood mouldings – plus all composite materials – to produce a smooth, chip free edge. This market-exclusive blade design and geometry is only available through Atlas Saw & Tool. MDF - With foil wrapped mouldings, our unique sheer face design makes this an excellent blade of choice for cutting MDF materials. POLYSTYRENE - Our hollow face design is specifically manufactured to cut polystyrene picture frame mouldings and is engineered to eliminate melted burr formation and reduce residue buildup. ALUMINUM - Using a series of saw blades with special grade of carbide and unique tooth geometry, this design is ideally suited for cutting thin walled aluminum picture frame mouldings. Suited for dry cut processing or use with mist coolant, depending on frame thickness. Engineered Plastic Blades ACRYLIC | MECHANICAL PLASTICS | PHENOLIC | FOAM BOARD ACRYLIC - Acrylic RV saw blades are engineered to reduce chipping on thin acrylic sheets and have a unique grind pattern that reduces heat and prevents melting. MECHANICAL PLASTICS - Atlas’ mechanical plastic saw blades have a unique tooth geometry design that allows for a smooth, easy cut on ultra-low melt plastics, such as nylon, polypropylene, UHMW and HDPE. PHENOLIC - Our phenolic blade design has a modified ATB grind that is ideal for cutting difficult engineered materials like paper, linen and canvas. Filled phenolic blades have a diamond grit specially designed for all grades and thicknesses of material. FOAM BOARD - Our foam board blades have a thin kerf design with sharply pointed shear faced teeth that produces razor sharp cuts without tearing or blowing out material. This market-exclusive blade design and geometry is only available through Atlas Saw & Tool. Woodworking Blades RIPPING | CROSS CUT | TRIM | DOUBLE SIDED MATERIALS RIPPING - Our glue line ripping blades have a special tooth geometry designed for glass smooth cuts in hard or soft woods. The standard ripping blades have a flat top grind and unique tooth geometry allowing the hard or soft woods to be cut with the grain efficiently. CROSS CUT - These blades have a standard ATB grind that is ideal for cross cutting on hard or soft woods. TRIM - Our trim blades with a triple chip design help produce a smooth finish for cutting fragile materials, such as laminates and veneers. DOUBLE SIDED MATERIALS - These blades have a high/ATB grind designed to cut without chipping the top and bottom edges of fragile surface materials like melamine. Fletcher Business Group | Berlin, CT USA | [email protected] | www.fletcher-terry.com PRODUCT MANUFACTURERS | ENGINEERING & DESIGN PARTNERS | PRECISION SOLUTIONS SPECIALISTS 888.484.1488 SAW BLADES TOOTH MATERIAL ITEM NO. DIAMETER KERF PLATE ARBOR GRIND NO. TA-27580ATL 275 3.0 2.4 80 32 ATBR TA-275100ATL 275 3.0 2.4 100 32 ATBR Picture Framing TA-30090ABD3 300 3.0 2.4 90 30 ATBR Wood Cutting TA-350110AB3 350 3.0 2.4 110 30 ATBR Hard & Soft Wood TA-400120AB3 400 3.8 3.2 120 30 ATBR TA-30590ATL 12" 3.0 2.4 90 5/8" ATBR TA-355110AB1 14" 3.8 3.2 110 5/8" ATBR TA-355110AB3 14" 3.8 3.2 110 30mm ATBR TA-355110ATL 14" 3.0 2.4 110 5/8" ATBR TA-30060YHB3"C" 300 3.2 2.2 60 30 Hollow TA-30060YHB3A 300 3.2 2.4 60 30 Hollow Picture Framing TA-30560YHB1 12" 3.2 2.2 60 5/8" Hollow Plastic Cutting TA-30560YHB1A 12" 3.2 2.2 60 5/8" Hollow TA-35072YHB3 350 3.2 2.2 72 30 Hollow Polystyrene TA-35072YHB3A 350 3.2 2.4 72 30 Hollow TA-35572YHB1 14" 3.2 2.2 72 5/8" Hollow TA-35572YHB1A 14" 3.2 2.4 72 5/8" Hollow Picture Framing MP-305100AB2 12" 3.0 100 5/8" ATAFR Heavy Gesso 2.2 Engineered Plastics PLN14367 355 3.8 3.0 36 1" 2+1 PLN380367 380 3.8 3.0 36 1" 2+1 PLN400457 400 4.0 3.2 45 1" 2+1 Mechanical Plastics PLPE350481BAT 350 3.8 3.0 48 1" 2+1 PLPE38060BAT 380 3.8 3.0 60 1" 2+1 PLPE40060BAT 400 4.0 3.2 60 1" 2+1 TA-40060AB8 400 4.5 3.4 60 80 ATAFR Phenolic TA-400100AB 400 4.5 3.4 100 1" ATAFR TA-350140H 350 3.0 2.4 140 30 HATB Foam Board Cutting TA-400140H 400 3.0 2.4 140 30 HATB SHARPENING SERVICES Atlas’ uses a CNC Vollmer Sharpening System and depending on blade and material being cut, a blade can be re-sharpened 7 to 10 times. MACHINING THE CLEARANCE SURFACE IN A MACHINING THE TOOTH FACE MEETING THE ORIGINAL OEM PERIPHERAL GRINDING PROCESS* DURING SHARPENING PROCESS* SPECIFICATIONS* www.fletcher-terry.com.
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