TORK CRAFT Blade Tct 350 X 30t 30/1 Profesional Industrial

Features

• 350 mm diameter TCT circular saw blade — for large-format cutting capacity across sheet materials and wide boards.
• 30 ATB positive-hook teeth — balanced for speed and cut quality when working through thicker stock.
• 30/1 mm bore configuration — accommodates large bore saws (30 mm) with reducing ring (1 mm) for fitment flexibility.
• Tungsten-carbide tipped teeth — built for durability and repeatable performance in demanding timber and board-cutting applications.

Benefits

• Large-format cutting capability: The 350 mm diameter allows you to cut wide boards, sheets and thick stock in one pass — less handling, more throughput.
• Efficient ripping and heavy cuts: With 30 large teeth and positive hook, the blade feeds aggressively through material, making it well-suited to job-site timber cutting, framing and structural sheet work.
• Reduced blade inventory: The bore design means this blade fits large-format saws and, with reducing ring, smaller arbor sizes — simplifying your blade stock.
• Professional-grade durability: Manufactured for frequent, high-volume use in workshops or job-sites, this blade is built to last under tougher conditions.

Extra Information

• Best for ripping long boards, cutting full sheets of plywood, MDF, OSB, thick timber and other large material stock where capacity and speed matter more than ultra-fine finish.
• Fits large circular saws, table saws or job-site machines rated for 350 mm blades and with bore compatibility via reducing ring.
• Not optimized primarily for ultra-fine high-gloss laminated panels or furniture-edge work where a higher tooth-count blade (60-80T+) would yield better finish.
• Maintain blade life and edge quality by keeping the plate clean of resin, glue, board dust or build-up which can degrade performance over large cuts.

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, secure, 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 until the blade has stopped completely before setting the tool down.