TORK CRAFT Blade Tct 185 X 60t 20/16 Atb Positive Profesional Industrial

Features

• 185 mm diameter TCT circular saw blade fits most job-site circular saws and portable mitre saws.
• 60 ATB positive teeth tuned for fine cross-cutting and reducing splintering in sheet and board materials.
• 20 mm bore with 16 mm reducing ring offers compatibility across a range of arbor sizes.
• Approx. 2.6 mm kerf balance between clean cut and efficient material removal.
• Tungsten-carbide tipped teeth for longer blade life and repeatable performance in wood-based materials.

Benefits

• Clean finish edges: High tooth count and ATB bevel help deliver smoother edges on plywood, MDF, laminates and fine hardwoods.
• Reduced top-face tear-out: The positive hook and ATB geometry minimise splintering on the visible surface of the workpiece.
• Versatile arbor fitment: The 20/16 mm bore setup ensures it works on different portable saws without needing multiple blades.
• Durable performance: Industrial-grade construction means this blade holds sharpness better under frequent use in carpentry, joinery and job-site work.

Extra Information

• Recommended for cross-cutting sheet goods, veneered boards, plywood, laminates and clean finish hardwood work rather than heavy ripping of large timbers.
• Well suited to portable circular saws and mitre saws with 185 mm blade capacity and appropriate bore fit.
• For best finish results, support the off-cut edge of sheet material to avoid underside breakout, especially when cutting plywood or laminates.
• Avoid using this blade for steel, masonry or nails – it’s optimised for wood-based materials and laminates to keep the carbide tips in good shape.

Specifications

Safety

• Wear eye, ear and dust protection when cutting.
• Disconnect the saw from power before fitting, removing or adjusting the blade.
• Ensure the blade is correctly mounted, secure and rated for the saw’s maximum speed before use.
• Use guards, fences and guides as supplied with your saw; never reach into the cutting path.
• Allow the blade to come to full speed before entering the cut and wait for it to stop completely before setting the tool down.