• Freză de îmbinare la 45 grade din 3 corpuri fixe, cu spațiu de lucru pentru panouri de 25, 35 sau 42 mm, echipată cu plăcuțe brazate Carbura Vidia.
  • Cap de tăiere profilat pentru îmbinări tip lock miter la 45 de grade, construcție solidă pentru tâmplărie industrială și mobilier din lemn masiv.
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45° Wood Joint Router Bit 25-42 mm - TCT Carbide

45° Wood Joint Router Bit 25-42 mm - TCT Carbide

SB45G25V-d30

930,00 RON
930,00 RON
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Wood and MDF Joining Cutter at 45° – T.C.T. Premium Carbide (Lock Miter)

Standard Spindle Bore (d) Ø30 mm / Ø40 mm standard (Custom variants available upon request for specific dimensions)
Body / Blade Material T.C.T. Carbide (Premium ultra-hard metal carbide alloy)
Number / Type of Teeth Z4 – Profiled inserts industrially brazed onto high-strength brass alloy (Cu-Zn)
Active Blade Hardness 85 – 92 HRC (Extreme resistance to highly abrasive materials)
Recommended Speed 6,000 RPM (Optimized for structural stability and safety)
Construction Type Tool with integrated monobloc geometry, carbide blades brazed onto a rigid treated alloy steel body
Processed Material Thickness Choose from: 25 mm, 35 mm or 42 mm (Configurable working range depending on your project)
Country of Production Ukraine

✨ DYNAMIC FEATURES AND PERFORMANCE

  • Professional Lock Miter Joining System: Specifically designed for 45° angle joints, this cutter ensures automatic, rapid, and highly precise panel alignment, offering unparalleled structural mechanical resistance to the final assembly.
  • Anti-Vibration Monobloc Geometry: The compact structure, perfectly dynamically balanced through CNC machining, provides smooth cutting. It completely eliminates vibrations at idle during work on Shaper machines or stationary table routers.
  • Extreme Carbide Resistance: The metal carbide inserts (85-92 HRC) are specially designed to resist the highly abrasive action of glues, binders, and synthetic resins present in composite materials.
  • Extended Working Capacity: The special profile configuration allows for efficient and calibrated processing of workpieces with varying thicknesses depending on the chosen model (25 mm, 35 mm or 42 mm), ensuring perfect joints.
  • Single-Pass Autolock Joint: Creates the complementary male-female profile in a single operational phase. The extended contact surface guarantees perfect adhesive distribution and rigid angle fixation.
  • Consistent Finish in the Long Term: The superior hardness of the carbides ensures that the cutting edge will maintain its original geometry over thousands of linear meters routed in dense materials, without requiring frequent resharpening.

⚠️ Recommendations and limitations for use with T.C.T. Carbide variant:

✅ The IDEAL variant for raw/painted MDF, melamine chipboard, HDF, layered panels, and hard/exotic wood species.

❌ For very soft natural wood species (Spruce, Fir), maintain a constant feed rate to avoid the risk of burn marks due to local friction.

🛠️ Professional Selection Guide: HSS vs. T.C.T. Carbide

Choosing the correct blade material directly influences the finish quality and tool lifespan. Consult the table below:

Processed Material HSS M2 Premium ⭐
(6.5% W / Р6М5 - In stock option) 		T.C.T. Carbide ⭐
(Metal Carbides - In stock option)
Softwood
(Spruce, Fir, Pine, Linden) 		⭐ 100%
(Glossy Finish / No Burns)		 ❌ Risk of burning
(Due to local friction)
Hardwood
(Beech, Oak, Ash) 		80%
(Structurally efficient)		 ⭐ 100%
(Maximum resistance)
MDF / Chipboard / HDF / Laminated Not Recommended 100%
(Industrial optimal)
Composite & Exotic Materials Forbidden 100%
(Maximum Efficiency)
Number of Resharpenings Maximum (M2 resharpenable) Structurally limited
Blade Material Hardness 64 – 66 HRC 85 – 92 HRC

✅ Practical conclusions for purchase:

  1. Do you work predominantly with MDF, chipboard, or hard layered panels? The variant in this ad, with a T.C.T. Carbide blade, is the correct and safe choice. The extreme hardness of the metal carbide allows it to mill composites without losing its edge due to resins or the artificial density of the materials.
  2. Do you work with natural Spruce, Fir, or Pine? For soft solid wood, the HSS M2 Premium variant offers an advantage because it "shaves" clean fibers without crushing them, providing an impeccable appearance, but if you plan to also process MDF, stick with the Carbide variant.
  3. Constant Speed and Feed Rate: Remember that carbide insert cutters require a constant feed rate; if the workpiece stagnates while the cutter is rotating at 6,000 RPM, the heat accumulated by friction can leave unsightly burn marks on natural wood.
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