Steel Service Centres

We supply both the machines and the blades that steel service centres need for high-volume cutting from a single source.

Steel service centres cut tube, profile and solid bar to customer dimensions at volume. The key is a blade that balances tool life against cutting speed, plus the right level of machine automation.

For solid bar and high-strength steel we offer Kampmann carbide blades (EASYCAT S, STARBLADE); KS segmental blades and cermet options for tube and profile; and Torsel CS-series automatic circular saw machines in various capacities on the machine side.

We plan the right capacity for your line, the correct blade geometry and ongoing sharpening/service support together.

Metal Cutting Saws Steel Cutting Machines

How to set up a cutting line for a steel service centre

The steps to build a line that balances tool life, speed and automation for high-volume cutting.

1
Map your cutting profile
Determine the materials you cut (tube, profile, solid bar), the size range and your daily/weekly cutting volume. Capacity and automation choices rest on this data.
2
Choose machine capacity and automation
Select the right capacity from the Torsel CS series of automatic circular saw machines; for high volume prefer models with automatic feed and length control.
3
Select blade geometry by material
For solid bar and high-strength steel choose Kampmann carbide blades (EASYCAT S, STARBLADE); KS segmental blades and cermet options for tube and profile.
4
Balance tool life against speed
Tune cutting speed and feed to the most efficient point between tool life and production pace. The right balance lowers cost per cut.
5
Establish ongoing sharpening/service support
Set up a regular sharpening and service plan to keep cut quality consistent at volume, and source blades and machine from a single point to guarantee compatibility.