Tct Saw Blade Ripping 600x36t 40/30/25.4/20/16

Extra Information

• Requires a saw machine capable of safely handling a 600 mm diameter blade — ensure machine capacity, guard clearance and arbor speed are appropriate.
• Best used in ripping operations where volume, width and depth of cut matter more than ultra-fine finish — solid timber, wide boards and sheet goods.
• Spacers included: 40 mm, 30 mm, 25.4 mm (1″), 20 mm and 16 mm adapt the standard bore to match your machine arbor size.
• Kerf approximately 4.0 mm, which supports heavy duty cuts — feed rate should match machine and material capabilities to avoid burning or kicking back.

Features

• 600 mm diameter, 36T configuration low tooth count geared for fast ripping and large-format board/structural timber work.
• Tungsten carbide tipped (TCT) teeth for extended durability, sustained sharpness and reduced wear in heavy use.
• Multi-bore compatibility with spacers includes adapters for 40 mm, 30 mm, 25.4 mm (1″), 20 mm and 16 mm bores, covering a wide range of machine arbors.
• Contractor-quality build engineered for job-site and workshop durability under high-load conditions.
• Large-capacity ripping profile suited for deep cuts, wide boards, structural components and high-volume material removal.

Benefits

• Maximum throughput: low tooth count and large diameter enable rapid ripping of big boards, reducing cycle time.
• Cleaner results in ripping: TCT teeth resist wear and maintain better edge quality than generic blades under heavy load.
• Versatile machine fit: spacer kit lets this single blade adapt to different arbor sizes and saw setups, reducing the need for multiple blades.
• Durable investment: contractor-grade construction means reliable service in demanding conditions, keeping downtime low.
• Large format ability: 600 mm diameter offers deep cut capacity and wide board handling for serious ripping work.

Safety

• Wear eye, ear and dust protection when operating saws or power tools with large blades.
• Disconnect machine power before changing blades or adjusting spacers.
• Ensure correct spacer is used and blade is firmly clamped between flanges to avoid wobble or vibration.
• Do not exceed blade’s maximum RPM; verify machine’s arbor speed matches blade rating.
• Support wide workpieces and keep hands clear of the cutting line; feed should be moderate and consistent.

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