Blade Tct Noise Free 254x48t 30/1/20/16

Extra Information

• Before mounting, check the saw’s arbor and bushing match the blade’s bore (30/20/16 mm) to ensure minimal run-out and good balance.
• Ensure the blade is correctly tightened, the guard is in place, and the machine is securely mounted — even “noise-free” blades require safe setup.
• Use a steady feed rate and avoid forcing the cut; excessive feed may increase vibration and diminish the low-noise benefits.
• Inspect the blade periodically for chipped teeth, damage or wear—TCT tip damage will reduce cut quality and increase noise or vibration.

Features

• TCT carbide-tipped teeth for long life and high durability in workshop use.
• 48-tooth count balances speed and smoothness — ideal for finishing cuts and sheet materials.
• Dual bore options 30 / 20 / 16 mm ensure compatibility with a wide range of saw arbors and reducers.
• “Noise Free” design engineered for reduced vibration and quieter operation in enclosed or noise-sensitive environments.
• 254 mm diameter fits many standard saws (around 10″ class) offering good reach and versatility.

Benefits

• Sound-reduced operation: Ideal for indoor workshops or client environments where noise suppression enhances comfort and professionalism.
• Improved finish quality: The 48-tooth build helps deliver smoother cuts, fewer tear-outs and less sanding post-cut.
• Easy integration: Dual bore flexibility means you can mount the blade on various machines without extra adaptation.
• Durable performance: TCT tips provide longer blade life and fewer interruptions for change-outs or replacements.
• Versatile usage: Suitable for cabinet making, furniture, sheet goods, interior trim and other workshops prioritising finish and operational comfort.

Safety

• Wear suitable eye, ear and dust protection when operating circular saws, especially when cutting sheet goods or composite materials.
• Ensure your machine’s guard, riving knife (if present) and support are correctly installed and functioning to reduce risk of kick-back.
• Do not use the blade if any teeth are missing or if excessive vibration is present — these signs indicate damage which may increase noise or CA risk.
• Ensure your hands, loose clothing and cables are clear of the blade path and work area to avoid accidents.

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