Blade Tct 230 X 80t 30/1/16 Tcg Positive Profesional Industrial

Extra Information

• Best suited for cross-cutting and fine-finish ripping of large board stock (plywood, MDF, laminated panels), wide timber planks and furniture carcass work where surface finish matters.
• Fits large job-site circular saws and table saws with 230 mm blade capacity and compatible arbor size (or via reducing ring).
• This blade emphasises finish over sheer speed—if extreme ripping of raw timber is your only task, a lower tooth-count blade might feed faster.
• Maintain cleanliness of tooth gullets and plate—especially when cutting composites or resin-rich boards—so the high-tooth count remains effective and the edge stays clean.

Features

• 230 mm TCT circular saw blade — suitable for large portable saws or table saws with high capacity.
• 80 TCG positive teeth — high tooth count combined with trapezoidal carbide geometry for fine edge finish, minimal chipping and excellent panel quality.
• 30/1/16 mm bore configuration — designed for saws with a 30 mm arbor and optionally for smaller bore saws via reducing ring.
• Tungsten-carbide tipped teeth — constructed for durability and consistent high-quality performance in demanding cutting environments.
• Optimised for board & timber finish cuts — engineered to strike a balance between size/capacity and edge quality for large sheets and solid timber alike.

Benefits

• Superior edge quality: The 80-tooth design reduces tear-out and splitting on the cut face, making it ideal for veneer-faced panels, laminates and high-appearance work.
• Large format capacity: With a 230 mm diameter, the blade handles longer cuts, thicker panels and full sheet stock with ease compared to smaller blades.
• Flexible fitment: Multi-bore design enables use on varied machines without needing separate diameter blades—reducing your inventory needs.
• Heavy duty life: Industrial-grade build keeps the blade sharper, cooler and more stable under high-volume cutting scenarios in production or on site.

Safety

• Wear appropriate eye, ear and dust protection when operating the tool.
• Disconnect the saw from power before fitting, adjusting or removing the blade.
• Ensure the blade is correctly mounted, secured firmly, runs true and is rated for the saw’s maximum speed.
• Use guards, fences and appropriate material support; never reach into the blade’s path while cutting.
• Allow the blade to reach full speed before entering the cut and wait for it to stop fully before removing the workpiece or setting the tool down.

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