The article presents materials on the effective use of abrasive blasting of the side surfaces of the teeth of saw blades in order to activate them during lightering. The scraping action and cutting of short fibers from seeds is enhanced by microroughnesses of the formed micro profile after impact interaction of an abrasive particle with a metal surface. Using atomic force microscopy, we obtained the height and step parameters of the roughness of the machined tooth surface, which are compared with the transverse dimensions of the cotton fibers, and thus a model for the intensification of the littering process is proposed.
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