Advanz CG - formerly known as Carbide Grit 
Advanz CG blades feature tungsten carbide grit bonded to an alloy back. They will easily cut through most hard and abrasive materials that conventional tooth blades won't cut.
Features and Benefits:
- Where surface chipping is possible or on brittle material thicknesses less than 8mm (1/4") use continuous edge blades.
- For material 8mm (1/4") in thickness and above, use gulleted blades.
- 30% reductions in cut radius can be achieved using grit blades instead of standard blades.
- Increase the life of the blade by turning the blade inside-out from time to time. This presents a new edge to the work surface.
- Coolants are required for most metal cutting and should be considered for ceramics.
| Width x Thickness | Tooth Type | Tooth Type |
|---|---|---|
| mm / inches | Gulleted | Continuous |
| 6 x .50 / 1/4" x .020" | MC | MC |
| 10 x .65 / 3/8" x .025" | MC | MC |
| 13 x .65 / 1/2" x .025" | MC | MC |
| 19 x .80 / 3/4" x .032" | MC | MC |
| 25 x .90 / 1" x .035" | C | C |
Grit Size: MC = Medium Coarse (300 - 400 microns) C = Coarse (450 - 600 microns)
Application Guide:
- Ceramics.
- Bonded composites.
- Tyres.
- Reinforced plastics.
- Cement lined cast iron pipes.
- Hard steels.