Buy Cut-Off Blades Online in Australia
These are lathe parting-off (cut-off) blades: narrow HSS blades held in a parting tool holder to cut a finished part off the bar. For abrasive cut-off discs, see our cutting wheels. This range has 7 active listings: 5 from SECO and 2 from Maxigear.
What's in the range
| Type | Listings | What's there |
|---|---|---|
| SECO parting off HSS blades | 5 | SECO 150.10A parting off HSS blades: 20/25 and 15 versions, plus 3.4 x 33mm left and right hand blades and a 1.2 x 150mm blade. |
| Maxigear parting tool blades | 2 | Maxigear lathe parting tool blades in HSS M2 and HSS cobalt. |
Choosing a parting blade
Match the blade to your holder first, since blade height, thickness and seat all have to fit. Choose the blade width for the part and the machine's rigidity: a narrower blade wastes less material but is less forgiving. Use cutting fluid and a steady feed, and keep the blade centred on the workpiece. Always check the data sheet for the blade dimensions and the holder it suits before you order.
Related ranges
SECO | Maxigear | Machining | Cutting Lubricants | Cut-Off Wheels
Order from AIMS Industrial
AIMS Industrial has supplied Australian industry since 1988. Call us on (02) 9773 0122, contact the team or request a quote and we'll help match the right blade to your lathe and holder.
Parting Blade FAQs
What is a parting off blade?
It is a thin blade held in a toolpost holder on a lathe, used to cut a finished part off the end of the bar stock.
How do I choose the right blade?
Match it to your holder and then choose the width for the part. Call us with your holder or machine details and we will help match the blade.
Are these the same as cut-off wheels?
No. Cut-off wheels are abrasive discs used with an angle grinder or chop saw. These are HSS blades for lathes.