Cutting arbor SK40 SK40/A63/d30/l80/L211.3
The Cutting arbor SK40 SK40/A63/d30/l80/L211.3 by Leitz is a Saw Blade Adaptor & Flange product. Available for delivery and in-store pickup at Family Hardware in Cape Coral and Fort Myers, FL.
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Cutter arbor, SK 40, A = 63 mm Cutting arbor SK40 SK40/A63/d30/l80/L211.3 Application: Arbor for single tools with bore or tool sets with bore. Steep taper design as per DIN ISO 7388, without grooves and notches. Outside dimension A = 63 mm for longer tool length in the machine. Safety device against tool twisting by screw or pin. Arbors are fine balanced. If conical spring washers with safety device against twisting are used, slots are required in the arbor. For suitable mounting device VN 799 0, see section Knives and Spare Parts.Note: Please comply with the specifications regarding the maximum admissible weight and diameters detailed by the machine manufacturer!
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Leitz Circular Saw Blades: Buying Guide
Industrial saw blades engineered for clean, chip-free cuts on panel saws, sliding-table saws, and beam saws. Precision plates and tooth geometries reduce vibration and deliver a finished edge on coated and solid material.
How to Choose
- Match the blade diameter and bore to your machine, plus any pin/drive holes.
- Pick the tooth count (Z) and geometry (ATB, TCG, or flat) for your material and finish.
- Consider a matched scoring blade for chip-free undersides on double-sided laminate.
- Confirm kerf and plate thickness for your saw and required cut quality.
Specs to Check
Best for sliding-table saws, panel saws, beam saws, and scoring units.
Machines & Applications
Leitz tooling is machine-brand agnostic — fit comes down to the mounting, speed rating, and rotation, not the badge on your machine. Here is where this tooling typically runs and what professional shops use it for.
Runs On These Machines
- Sliding table saws (Altendorf, SCM, Felder, Martin)
- Horizontal beam saws (Holzma, Schelling, Selco)
- Vertical panel saws
- Table & rip saws, scoring units
What Pros Use It For
- Chip-free sizing of melamine & laminated board
- Ripping and crosscutting hardwood & softwood
- Cutting veneered plywood with a matched scoring blade
- Batch panel sizing on beam saws in cabinet production