Blade Contractor 300 X 24t 30/1/20/16 Circular Saw Tct

Extra Information

• “Contractor” in the description refers to Tork Craft’s contractor quality range of saw blades – tough, reliable blades for everyday trade use.
• Ideal for ripping and rough cross-cutting in construction timber, softwoods and many common building boards (always confirm suitability for your specific material).
• Use on saws that are rated for 300mm blades and ensure the machine speed does not exceed the blade’s maximum RPM rating.
• Supplied with spacers to adapt the 30mm bore to 1', 20mm or 16mm, giving excellent flexibility across different saws in your workshop or on site.

Features

• 300mm diameter with 24 TCT teeth for fast, powerful ripping and general construction cuts in wood and board materials.
• 30mm bore with spacers for 1', 20mm & 16mm allowing one blade to fit a wide variety of circular, mitre and table saws.
• Contractor quality range giving a robust, hardworking blade suitable for everyday site use.
• Tungsten carbide-tipped teeth for improved wear resistance and cutting life compared to standard steel blades.
• Suitable for circular, mitre and table saws where a 300mm x 24T blade is recommended by the manufacturer.

Benefits

• Fast ripping performance: 24 teeth give a quick, aggressive cut – ideal for ripping framing timber, beams and boards where speed matters more than ultra-fine finish.
• One blade for multiple saws: Supplied spacers for 1', 20mm and 16mm arbors mean you can move the same blade between different machines, reducing the number of blades you need to keep in stock.
• Contractor-level value: Built for reliability and good life at a sensible price point, perfect for contractors and busy workshops.
• Cleaner, more accurate cuts: TCT teeth help reduce burning and deflection when used correctly, giving straighter cuts and less rework.
• Versatile job-site workhorse: Suitable for a wide range of general wood-cutting tasks in construction, renovation and carpentry.

Safety

• Wear eye, ear and dust protection when cutting. Flying chips, noise and dust levels can be hazardous.
• Always disconnect the saw from power before changing or adjusting the blade.
• Confirm that the saw’s maximum speed does not exceed the maximum RPM rating of the blade.
• Ensure the correct spacer is fitted and the blade is clamped securely with the proper flanges before use.
• Use appropriate guards, fences and push sticks where applicable, and keep hands clear of the cutting line.
• Do not use the blade to cut materials it is not designed for (such as metal, masonry or plastics unless specified).

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