Blade Tct 190 X 60t 30/20/16 Atb Positive Profesional Industrial

Features

• 190 mm diameter TCT circular saw blade — the size well suited to many job-site and workshop saws.
• 60 ATB positive teeth — chosen for cleaner edges and reduced splintering when cutting sheet goods and fine timber.
• 30/20/16 mm bore configuration — accommodates popular arbor sizes with reducing rings for flexibility.
• Tungsten-carbide tipped teeth — just what you need for durability and consistent performance when working through wood-based materials.
• Fine-cut geometry — balances quality of finish and feed rate for tasks where appearance and accuracy count.

Benefits

• Smoother, cleaner cut edges: High tooth count and ATB geometry reduce breakout and leave better edge finishes—excellent for joinery, cabinetry and panel work.
• Flexible fit across tools: Multi-bore design means you can mount the blade on various saws without needing blade stock for each arbor size.
• Reliable durability: Industrial-grade build gives you longer life under consistent use in workshop or site-based work.
• Versatile cutting across materials: Ideal for plywood, MDF, laminates, softwoods and many hardwoods—one blade covers many tasks.

Extra Information

• Perfect for cross-cutting board goods, sheet materials, laminated substrates and general timber where finish quality matters.
• Works well on portable circular saws and mitre saws with 190 mm blade capacity and 30/20/16 mm arbor options.
• If ultra-high finish on delicate veneers or melamine-faced board is critical, consider a blade with even higher tooth count (80T+) dedicated to that work.
• Maintain a clean blade plate and teeth (free of resin and glue build-up) to preserve cut quality and prolong the blade’s life.

Specifications

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 correctly mounted, securely tightened and rated for the saw’s maximum speed.
• Use guards, fences and guides as supplied with your saw; keep hands well clear of the cutting zone.
• Allow the blade to reach full operating speed before initiating the cut, and wait for the blade to stop completely before removing material or setting the tool down.