A slitting saw arbor is a tool used to hold and secure a slitting saw in place during machining operations. It consists of a shaft or spindle onto which the slitting saw is mounted, along with mechanisms for clamping and tightening the saw securely. The arbor is inserted into the spindle of a milling machine, lathe, or other machining equipment, allowing the slitting saw to rotate and perform cutting operations. Arbor Body: The main body of the arbor, usually made of high-quality steel or other durable materials, providing stability and support for the entire assembly. Arbor Shank: One end of the arbor features a shank that fits into the chuck of a milling machine or similar equipment. The shank may have various configurations to ensure compatibility with different machines. Arbor Flange: Located at the opposite end of the shank, the arbor flange is designed to securely hold the slitting saw blade in place during operation. It often includes bolt holes or slots for attaching the saw blade using mounting screws. Mounting Hardware: Typically includes screws or bolts used to fasten the slitting saw blade onto the arbor flange. These fasteners ensure that the blade remains securely attached during cutting operations, minimizing vibrations and enhancing precision. Slitting saw arbor holder designed to accommodate saw blades with hole diameters of 1/2", 5/8", 3/4", 7/8", and 1". Features an R8 shank, making it compatible with mills such as Bridgeport and other similar models.