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Products |
A Comparison Of Cutting Force And Cutting Speed
| Model
| Blade Dia.
| Blade Speed
| Striking Force
| Strikes Per Second***
| Horsepower
| Cutter Tip Speed
|
Kershaw 1200*
| |
2080 RPM |
3564.4 G's |
70 |
225 |
526.12 ft/sec |
| Hydro-Ax 721E** |
96" |
950 RPM |
1230.7 G's |
32 |
210 |
397.7 ft/sec |
| Hydro-Ax 621E** |
96" |
950 RPM |
1230.7 G's |
32 |
177 |
397.7 ft/sec |
| Brown**
Line Tender |
72" |
1000 RPM |
1022.7 G's |
33 |
89 |
314 ft/sec |
| Kendall 684** |
84" |
1100 RPM |
1443.7 G's |
37 |
152 |
402.9 ft/sec |
Kershaw 800*
| 45" |
1726 RPM |
1904.2 G's |
58 |
165 |
338.7 ft/sec |
Striking Force is the G-Force at the tip of the cutter blade and is based on the formula:
D=Diameter (inches)
RPM=Cutter Speed
G=G-Force (1 G = force of gravity at rest or, the weight and force of an object at rest)
*Equipped with two cutter disks
**Equiped with one cutter disk
***Strikes per second for each cutter disk at maximum rpm