Blade Tct 250 X 80t 30mm Alum Tcg Negative Profesional Industrial

Extra Information

• Ideal for cutting aluminium sheet, non-ferrous metal plate, laminated panels, composite boards and finish-sensitive trim work where appearance matters.
• Also suitable for fine work in timber or board materials when a smooth edge is required—but when cutting raw structural lumber, a lower-tooth ripping blade may offer faster feed.
• Ensure your saw is rated for a 250 mm blade and that you follow recommended RPM limits for aluminium cutting to avoid heat build-up and blade damage.
• Keep the blade clean, especially from resin, adhesive or metal dust, to maintain tooth condition and extend blade life in demanding use-cases.

Features

• 250 mm TCT circular saw blade — offers large diameter for deep cuts and broad sheet capacity.
• 80 TCG negative-hook teeth — high tooth count combined with trapezoidal carbide geometry and negative hook for smooth, low-tear cuts in aluminium and laminate sheets.
• 30 mm bore — fits saws with 30 mm arbor; check compatibility with reducing rings if needed.
• Optimised for aluminium & composites — engineered tooth form and negative hook minimise burrs and surface damage when cutting aluminium and non-ferrous sheet materials.
• Industrial build quality — designed for consistent performance under frequent use in professional environments.

Benefits

• Crisp, burr-free finish: The 80-tooth TCG design and negative hook help keep edges clean and reduce post-cut grinding when working with aluminium or composite panels.
• Versatility for larger format work: The 250 mm diameter means you can cut wide sheets and full panels in one pass, boosting productivity in workshop or site environments.
• Reduced chipping on face material: Negative hook angle and fine tooth count help preserve the visible face of the material, which is key when finishing visible surfaces.
• Professional-grade durability: Engineered for daily use in job-site or production settings, this blade offers longer life and stable performance under frequent cutting conditions.

Safety

• Wear appropriate eye, ear and dust or chip protection when cutting aluminium or other materials.
• Disconnect the saw from power before fitting, adjusting or removing the blade.
• Ensure the blade is correctly mounted, runs true and is rated for both the saw’s diameter and maximum RPM.
• Use suitable guards, fences, secure work clamps and chip extraction—especially important when cutting metal or composites.
• Allow the blade to reach full speed before entering the cut, and wait for it to stop completely before setting the tool down.

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