TORK CRAFT Blade Contractor 250 X 60t 16mm Circular Saw Tct

Features

• 250 mm diameter blade Supports deeper cuts and larger stock while remaining practical for job-site or workshop use.
• 60 T carbide-tipped teeth High-tooth count facilitates smoother, cleaner edges on material where finish quality matters.
• Fixed 16 mm bore Simplifies installation by eliminating the need for reducing bushes—ideal for saws with 16 mm arbor.
• Contractor Series construction Durable and dependable build designed for consistent use in trade environments—longer life, fewer blade replacements.
• General-purpose tooth geometry Suitable for a wide range of materials and tasks—trimming, cross-cut, panel sizing, board work (site or workshop).

Benefits

• Professional-grade reliability: Built to perform day after day in demanding conditions, giving you consistent results across jobs.
• Enhanced finish quality: The 60-tooth design means smoother edges and less follow-up work on visible surfaces or boards.
• Streamlined setup: Fixed 16 mm bore means fewer parts, quicker mounting and less downtime between blade changes.
• Long-life durability: Carbide-tipped teeth and Contractor Series build keep you cutting longer, reducing costs over time.

Extra Information

• Ideal for contractors, carpenters, joinery firms and site teams who need a high-finish general-purpose blade with direct-fit mount.
• Recommended for materials including softwoods, many hardwoods (confirm species suitability), plywood, chipboard and other wood-based panel materials.
• Ensure your circular saw is rated for 250 mm blade diameter and uses a 16 mm arbor before installation.
• To extend blade life: avoid pushing the feed too fast, keep the blade clear of resin and pitch build-up, check your saw’s alignment and fence, and store the blade in a safe, dry location when not in use.

Specifications

Safety

• Wear eye, ear and dust protection when cutting to guard against flying chips, noise and fine dust.
• Always disconnect the saw from its power source before fitting, adjusting or removing the blade.
• Ensure the blade is mounted properly: the rotation arrow must match your saw’s direction of travel, and all flanges/guards are secured.
• Support the work-piece correctly, keep your hands clear of the cutting line and avoid binding or kick-back conditions.
• Allow the blade to reach full speed before entering the cut and wait until it comes to a complete stop before setting the saw aside or changing blades.