Thin Tube
Precision cutting to avoid deformation of thin steel tubes
Cutting thin-walled steel tubes requires precision and careful consideration to prevent deformation, vibrations, or damage. The thin wall makes the tube more prone to bending, so using stable clamping and dedicated saw blades is essential for consistent cutting in production.
Because of their unique design, KINS’ BLUE HT Stabilizer and KINS’ GREEN Stabilizer saw blades provide a solution for unstable thin-walled tubes, poor clamping, and machines with limited motor power. This reduces cutting force, lowers torque and avoids vibrations, ensuring clean, accurate, and cost-effective results in industries like electronics, automotive, and furniture manufacturing.
COMMON APPLICATIONS FOR THIN-WALLED STEEL TUBES
Thin-walled steel tubes are commonly used in applications where high strength-to-weight ratio, ease of fabrication, and good torsional resistance are important. They are ideal for both structural and mechanical uses across various industries, particularly where reducing weight without compromising strength is critical. Typical applications include scaffolding, structural supports, handrails, roll cages, bicycle frames, automotive components, machine frames, conveyor rollers, and lightweight frameworks in aerospace, furniture, and sporting equipment.
DISCOVER SAW BLADES FOR CUTTING THIN-WALLED TUBES
A special KINS’ BLUE TCT and KINS’ GREEN HSS saw blade has been designed for cutting thin-walled steel tubes or pipes and different tensile strengths.