A circular slitting saw is not competing with a big panel blade. It is the tool for narrow cuts, thin sections and slots where a full-depth blade has no room to work. At Ø98 on a 0.5mm body, this one exists for jobs where the cut itself is the delicate part, and where a precision cutting blade is judged only by what it leaves behind.
Fine Pitch Saw Blade: Why 60 Teeth Beats Force
Tooth count is load management. A fine pitch saw blade splits the same feed into sixty small engagements instead of a few heavy ones, so the load per tooth stays low and the workpiece stays supported. That is the whole argument behind a precision cutting blade on thin walls: less force per bite means less deflection, and less deflection means the tolerance you set survives the cut. It is also why a LIVTER circular blade is specified rather than sized off a shelf.
What a Clean Cut Saw Blade Owes the Part
A clean cut saw blade is judged at the cut end, not at the tooth tip: burr height, edge chipping, heat discolouration. A thin body helps with all three, but only when flatness is held under load. That is why a LIVTER circular blade is side-ground and tensioned until it runs true — predictable cut faces from the first part to the last one.
Send the material, the section and the machine. We will confirm the circular slitting saw geometry, the fine pitch saw blade tooth count and the precision cutting blade thickness, and ship it as the clean cut saw blade — a LIVTER circular blade ground to your drawing.
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