White centre saws
Our centre-cut saws enable quick and precise cutting of plaster of Paris. Their various blade geometries can be adapted to suit your needs and the desired noise level.
Circular saw (50mm)
This blade is easy to fit under the suction nozzle. Its circular shape means you can use the same blade for longer by rotating it a quarter turn around its axis once one section of the blade has worn out.
Segmented saw (65mm)
The design of this blade ensures greater precision, making it easy to work in corners or cut openings in plaster.
Blue centre saws
Our blue centre saws enable fast and precise cutting of synthetic plaster or fibreglass. Their various blade geometries can be adapted to suit your needs and the desired noise level.
Circular saw (50mm)
This blade is easy to fit under the suction nozzle. Its circular shape means you can use the same blade for longer by rotating it a quarter turn around its axis once one section of the blade has worn out.
Circular saw (65mm)
It fits easily under the suction nozzle. Its circular shape means you can use the same blade for longer by rotating it a quarter turn around its axis once a section of the blade has worn down.
Segmented saw (77mm)
Its geometry provides greater precision, making it easy to navigate around corners or open windows in the plaster. This blade is particularly suited to very thick plaster.
Low-noise segmented saw (65mm)
Its modern design features cut-outs that reduce the weight of the blade and minimise noise, whilst maintaining unrivalled durability. This blade is supplied as standard with PSV II saws.
Coatings for every occasion
Our saw blades are treated with a range of special coatings to meet your requirements.
TiN (titanium nitride)
This very hard coating means the blade stays in optimum condition for longer.
PTFE (non-stick)
This coating makes it easier to cut thermoformed plaster at a lower temperature, thanks to a minimal coefficient of friction. It prevents the plaster from sticking to the blade.