Blade Tct 400 X 100t 30/1 Profesional Industrial

Extra Information

• Highly recommended for cutting full sheets (plywood, MDF, laminates), wide boards, thick timber, and panels where size and edge quality both matter.
• Fits large format panel saws, portable track saws, or job-site circular saws designed for 400 mm diameter blades and matching arbor size (30 mm or via reducing ring).
• If your main work is ultra-delicate finish edges (e.g., high gloss melamine or furniture paneling), you might consider coupling this blade with an even higher tooth count or a scoring blade for zero-tolerance finish work.
• Maintain blade life and minimise finish issues by keeping the plate clean from resin, adhesive build-up or board dust—especially when processing composite or laminated sheet materials.

Features

• 400 mm TCT circular saw blade — one of the largest standard sizes, enabling full-sheet and heavy board passes in a single cut.
• 100 ATB positive teeth — ultra-fine tooth count for large format cuts with improved finish, reduced chip-out and minimal sanding requirements.
• 30/1 mm bore configuration — accommodates large arbor machines (30 mm) and with reducing ring for 1 mm or alternate smaller arbors.
• Tungsten-carbide tipped teeth — engineered for long life and repeated cuts in tough materials such as thick timber, sheet goods, plywood, laminates and board stock.

Benefits

• Large format processing: The 400 mm diameter enables cutting of full-size sheets or wide boards in one pass, significantly increasing productivity in production or job-site environments.
• Superior edge finish: With 100 teeth, the blade reduces surface tear-out and delivers cleaner edges on board materials and laminates than lower-tooth options.
• Multi-saw compatibility: The 30 mm bore with reducing ring reduces the number of blades you need across different machines—saving inventory and cost.
• Built for heavy use: As part of the industrial line, this blade is designed for frequent use, larger cuts, heavier stock and demanding environments where reliability is key.

Safety

• Wear appropriate eye, ear and dust protection when cutting.
• Disconnect the saw from power before fitting, adjusting or removing the blade.
• Ensure the blade is securely mounted, runs true and is rated for the saw’s diameter and maximum RPM.
• Use guards, fences and supports; keep hands and body 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 setting the tool down.

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