Classic, forever
We won’t say that a coated blade is the perfect option for you because each individual player has their own skating style and different feelings about it when they’re on the ice, even if the players are the same height, weight and build.
All blades made by us at MASSIVE BLADE are STRONGER & HARDER due to our special manufacturing process. This enables us to get a uniformity in the steel’s grain structure that makes it TOUGHER than the blades you’ve used in the past,
We call this our CLASSIC blade.
Specification
Material: Stainless Steel
Blade Radius: 11′ (3.35 meter)
Height: 20㎜
Thickness: 2.8±0.02㎜, 2.9±0.02㎜
Hardness: 56.5±0.5 HRC
Surface Coating: n/a
Surface Hardness: 450~650 HV
Coat Thickness: n/a
HOLDER – COAT – LENGTH – HEIGHT, RADIUS
- HOLDER: B1 – baue* skater old
B2 – baue* skater new
BG13 – baue* goalie old 3㎜
BG14 – baue* goalie old 4㎜
BG23 – baue* goalie new 3㎜
C1 – cc* skater old
C2 – cc* skater new
CG14 – cc* goalie old 4㎜
CG24 – cc* goalie new 4㎜ - COAT: 01 – CLASSIC
04 – TITANIUM
09 – DLC² - SIZE: Depends on the holder size
- HEIGHT: 20㎜(skater)
- RADIUS: 11ft(3,352㎜)
Why we do Vacuum Heat Treatment?
The air we breathe contains a number of elements that can react with metals under the proper conditions. Moisture, oxygen, carbon dioxide and hydrogen are present in significant amounts in our atmosphere. Each can react to varying degrees with many different metals. While many of these reactions occur to only a small extent at room temperature, they are often greatly accelerated in the presence of heat. Consider the example of a piece of polished metal held over a heat source. It will eventually turn blue or black as the elements in the atmosphere react with the hot metal. We try to minimize the extent of these reactions during heat treating. The reactions cause changes in the surface properties of the metal that may result in a heat treated component with a surface(edge) that is much harder than the rest of the component. To minimize these undesirable reactions, the source of the reactive elements, air, must be eliminated from the heat treating environment.
