Blade Tct 250 X 80t 30/1/20 Tcg Positive Profesional Industrial

Extra Information

• Recommended for cutting wide laminated panels, veneered boards, plywood/MDF sheet goods, joinery carcass panels and general board-based timber tasks where edge quality is important.
• Suitable for use on portable circular saws, large table saws, track systems or mitre saws that accept 250 mm diameter blades and a compatible arbor size via reducing ring.
• For high gloss surfaces or furniture-grade melamine with extremely low edge damage, consider blades with even higher tooth counts (80-100T+) or dedicated scoring blades.
• Keep the blade clean from resin, adhesive and board dust build-up — this is especially important on board goods to maintain finish quality and extend carbide tip life.

Features

• 250 mm TCT circular saw blade — large diameter for full sheet or wide board cutting, longer passes and high capacity.
• 80-tooth TCG positive geometry — high tooth count with trapezoidal carbide tips offer smooth edge finish and reduce tear-out on surface-facing materials.
• 30/1/20 mm bore configuration — multi-arbor compatibility to fit different saw arbor sizes via reducing rings or sleeve options.
• Tungsten-carbide tipped teeth — built for durability, longer life and consistent performance in demanding cutting tasks.
• Optimised for board & laminate cutting — designed for tasks where appearance of the cut edge matters as much as the cut speed.

Benefits

• Cleaner, smoother edges: The 80-tooth configuration reduces chip-out and visible damage on sheet goods, laminates, veneered boards and soft hardwoods — reducing finish work.
• Large format capability: The 250 mm diameter means you can make full-depth cuts across wide boards, sheet panels and long runs, increasing productivity.
• Versatile tool compatibility: The bore configuration allows fitment on multiple arbor sizes, meaning one blade suits several saws — reducing blade inventory.
• Durable for professional use: Industrial-grade build means less frequent blade changes and more consistent performance in workshop or job-site conditions.

Safety

• Wear appropriate eye, ear and dust protection when cutting sheet goods or timber.
• Disconnect the saw from power before fitting, adjusting or removing the blade.
• Ensure the blade is securely mounted, running true and is rated for the saw’s diameter and maximum RPM.
• Use guards, fences and supports at all times; keep hands clear of the blade’s cutting path.
• Allow the blade to reach full speed before entering the cut and wait for it to stop completely before removing the workpiece.

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