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PINGUIN GOLD FLAT Spiral Fretsaw Blades – 130 mm

PINGUIN GOLD FLAT Spiral Fretsaw Blades – 130 mm

SKU:51 015 001

Regular price €55,00 EUR
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The PINGUIN GOLD FLAT spiral saw blades combine the highest precision with maximum flexibility in everyday goldsmith use. Their special spiral tooth form enables all-round cutting – ideal for complex contours, interior cut-outs and filigree shapes, without having to turn the workpiece.

A decisive advantage of this version lies in the flat ends: they ensure particularly easy and secure clamping – both in classic jeweller's saw frames and in machine applications. This ensures optimum power transmission and calm, controlled cutting behaviour.

With a length of 130 mm, the saw blades correspond to the established standard in goldsmithing and are perfectly designed for precise sawing work. In addition to working metals, the PINGUIN GOLD FLAT spiral saw blades are also excellent for sawing wax models – an indispensable step in jewellery development and model making.

Product details:

  • All-round cutting spiral geometry for maximum flexibility
  • Flat ends for quick and secure clamping
  • Precise cuts without turning the workpiece
  • Ideal for metal and wax models
  • Length: 130 mm – suitable for standard jeweller's saw frames
  • Sales unit: depending on version

Sizes, dimensions and item numbers

All saw blades have a length of 130 mm. Here is an overview:

 Size Dimensions (mm) Item no.
1 0.26 x 0.65 51 015 001 
3 0.34 x 0.80 51 015 003
5 0.38 x 0.93  51 015 005
7 0.42 x 1.10 51 015 007

With PINGUIN GOLD FLAT you choose a tool that has emerged from over 125 years of experience in the manufacture of precision fretsaw blades. NIQUA stands for uncompromising quality, exact cutting and a performance that goldsmiths worldwide rely on.

1897Tradition since 1897
5Generations of experience
140+Countries worldwide
DE / CHProduction in Germany & Switzerland