Keo 950-001-393 Side Chip Saw 6in 42T Hss

Product Description

The KEO 950-001-393 is a high speed steel side chip saw designed for precision slotting, slitting, and chip clearance operations on metalworking mills and arbor-driven machine setups. The blade measures 6 inches in diameter with a 1/16-inch thickness and seats on a 1-inch arbor hole. The straight tooth configuration and 10-degree rake angle support clean, controlled cuts on ferrous and non-ferrous materials. The bright uncoated finish indicates an uncoated HSS blade suitable for general-purpose cutting at standard speeds. This saw is typically installed and set up by machinists and tool-and-die professionals working in precision machining environments.

The 950-001-393 is suited for slotting and side milling operations on manual or CNC horizontal milling machines. With 42 straight teeth and a right-hand cutting direction, it delivers consistent chip evacuation in standard right-hand arbor setups. The 1/16-inch blade thickness makes it appropriate for narrow slot cutting where tight dimensional tolerances are required. It is used in job shops, production machining, and maintenance environments where controlled slot width and chip removal are priorities.

Key Features

• 6-inch blade diameter for standard horizontal milling arbor use
• 1/16-inch blade thickness for narrow, precise slot cutting
• 42 straight teeth with a 10-degree rake angle for efficient chip clearance
• Right-hand cutting direction for standard arbor setups
• High speed steel construction for durability across ferrous and non-ferrous materials
• Bright uncoated finish - ready for use or compatible with additional coating as needed

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-fit side chip saw for horizontal milling machines accepting a 1-inch arbor and 6-inch diameter slitting or slotting saw blades.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a qualified machinist. The milling machine must be fully powered down and the arbor stopped before mounting or removing the saw blade. Use appropriate arbor spacers, collars, and a drawbar torqued to machine specifications to secure the blade. Verify cutting direction matches spindle rotation before starting the machine.