GBC SUPERCUTTER / FAST — Blades & Consumables

The fifteen codes here are three material versions spread across five operation variants, and once that structure is clear the choice is quick. On the operation side there are two groups. Cutting blades part the pipe and are made separately for front and rear approach, both working up to 40 mm wall. Approach direction is not a matter of taste: which side the machine enters from decides access in tight quarters and where the swarf falls. Outside bevelling blades cut the preparation and come in three angles. 30° pairs into a 60° V and holds weld volume down on heavy wall; 37.5° gives the 75° V that dominates pipeline work; 45° gives a 90° V and the widest electrode access. On the material side there are three versions. Carbon steel blades are for carbon and low-alloy pipe. TiCN-coated stainless blades cut the tendency of stainless to stick at the edge and raise metres per blade. The Inox series is the second option for stainless work. A mixed shop that holds both a carbon and a stainless line for the angle and direction it runs never loses time to a material change.