Machine Grinder blade A6
100.0~10000.0 USD
| Min. Order: | 1 Set/Sets |
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| Payment Terms: | T/T |
| Supply Ability: | 10000 pcs / month |
Company Profile
| Location: | Shenzhen, Guangdong, China (Mainland) |
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| Business Type: | Manufacturer |
| Main Products: | Wood Shaper Blades, Stiletto, Shearing Blades, Planer Knives, Press Brake Tooling |
Product Detail
| Means of Transport: | Ocean |
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| Processing Types: | Metal |
| Processing: | Grinding Machine |
| Automatic Grade: | Automatic |
| Workpiece and Weight: | Instrument Machine Tool |
| Precision: | High Precision |
| Controlling Mode: | CNC |
| Usage: | General |
| Brand Name: | superstar |
| Production Capacity: | 10000 pcs / month |
| Packing: | wooden box |
| Delivery Date: | 15-30 days |
Product Description
Techniques may also be employed to make the blade stronger or harder. Copper and bronze can be
"work-hardened" by simply hitting the blade with a hammer while it is cold. Blades made of steel
with a high enough carbon content (greater than 0.2%) can be heat-treated by heating the steel
up to a critical point (most simple carbon alloys become non-magnetic slightly below that
point), then quenching it with forced air, oil, or water depending on the steel. Quenching puts
an enormous amount of stress on the metal, and often a sword would break into pieces during that
step. If the sword survived heat-treating, it would be tempered by heating it to a relatively
low temperature for an extended period of time. The tempering process would make it slightly
softer, but also tougher and "springier", and thus less likely to break or chip during everyday
usage.
