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Rotary Mower Blades

August 21st, 2008

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Company: Haven Steel Products Inc

Mower Blades We manufacture industrial rotary cutter blades for original equipment manufacturers and aftermarket distributers™, in a variety of material sizes. Common applications are tractor-drawn industrial and agricultural mowers/shedders. One thing that sets us apart from the competition is the fact that every rotary mower blade manufactured by Haven Steel Products is produced with a forged cutting edge. Why buy a Haven Steel rotary mower blade with a forged steel cutting edge?

Structural reliability in a forging is unexcelled by any other metalworking process.
Maximum strength is achieved by grain refinement
Best wear characteristics by leaving base material intact

Since the dawn of metalworking, mankind has used the forging process to assure strength, toughness, reliability, and the highest quality. In today™s world these same advantages can be realized with a Haven Steel Products supplied rotary mower blade. The advantages are numerous. A forging process can greatly reduce internal gas pockets or voids that could cause unexpected failure under stress or impact. The structural reliability of forgings generates safety factors due the material responding predictably to its environment without costly special processing to correct for internal defects. Working the material using a forging operation achieves re-crystallization and grain refinement that yields the maximum strength potential of the material with the minimum amount of property variation. Forged cutting edges leave material intact providing longer wear life along with improving the cutting edge properties as opposed to milled cutting edges removing valuable steel from the greatest wear location.