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Stryker Cast Saws, Blades, and Medical Equipment Stryker is a globally recognized leader in medical technology, trusted by healthcare professionals worldwide for over 75 years. Our comprehensive selection of Stryker products includes: Cast Saws: Refurbished Stryker 940, 840, and 810 models for reliable cast removal Replacement Blades: Ion nitrided (940-23), stainless steel (940-25), titanium nitride, and (940-35) options Accessories: Cast spreaders, vacuum systems, and replacement parts Professional Repair Services: Expert rebuild and restoration for all Stryker cast saw models All Stryker equipment features precision engineering, patient safety features, and durability built for heavy clinical use. Shop genuine Stryker products with fast shipping and expert support. Stryker Update: Stryker recently shut down all their cast saw support here in the USA, leaving everyone to scramble for accessories and support. We contacted Stryker to find out if we could still get cast saw blades for our customers. Since Stryker products are sold globally, they provided us with 2 sources that still produce blades for Stryker and got them to ship to the USA. Types of coatings often seen on cast saw blades. In order of strength. # 1 is the strongest blade coating. #1 Dichronite blade (coated) Another very effective blade coating is Tungsten Disulfide, or “Dichronite”. It is dry film lubrication applied to stainless steel blades under high air pressure. The steel blade “accepts” the coating as it bonds exceedingly well, causing a very lubricious surface when the treatment is complete. Other extremely hard compounds and elements, such as boron, have also been used in this manner with much success. These types of coatings afford users lower-cost performance attributes such as extended blade life and cooler cutting temperatures. #2 Ion Nitriding (coated) Currently, the most effective process available for maximizing cast saw blade life is Ion Nitriding. This “high-tech” process, also known