TORK CRAFT Blade Contractor 300 X 40t 30/1/20/16 Circular Saw Tct

Features

• 300mm diameter with 40 TCT teeth for combination cutting – a good balance between cutting speed and smoother finish.
• 30mm bore with spacers for 1', 20mm & 16mm so the blade can fit a wide selection of circular, mitre and table saws.
• Contractor quality range built for tough, everyday use on site and in busy workshops.
• Tungsten carbide-tipped teeth for longer cutting life and better wear resistance than standard steel blades.
• Suitable for wood and many board materials such as softwoods, construction timber and selected wood-based panels (according to machine recommendations).

Benefits

• Smoother, cleaner cuts: 40 teeth give a finer finish than coarse ripping blades, reducing splintering and the need for extra sanding or trimming.
• One blade for multiple machines: Supplied spacers for 1', 20mm and 16mm arbors let you move the same blade between different saws, saving time and inventory.
• Reliable contractor performance: Designed to provide consistent results under everyday job-site conditions.
• Improved blade life: TCT tips help the blade stay sharper for longer when used correctly, giving more cuts per blade.
• Versatile all-rounder: Ideal as a go-to blade for general carpentry, framing, decking and renovation work where you need both speed and finish.

Extra Information

• “Contractor” refers to Tork Craft’s contractor quality range of saw blades – dependable, value-driven blades aimed at tradespeople and serious DIY users.
• Best suited to general-purpose combination cutting in wood, where a good balance of fast cutting and neat finish is required.
• Use only on saws approved for 300mm blades and check that the machine’s no-load speed does not exceed the blade’s maximum RPM rating.
• Spacers included to adapt the 30mm bore to 1', 20mm or 16mm make this blade a flexible option for mixed fleets of saws.

Specifications

Safety

• Wear eye, ear and dust protection when cutting. High-speed chips, noise and dust can cause serious injury.
• Disconnect the saw from power before changing or adjusting the blade or spacers.
• Confirm the saw’s maximum speed does not exceed the maximum RPM rating of the blade.
• Ensure the correct spacer is fitted and that the blade is clamped firmly between the proper flanges with no play on the arbor.
• Always use guards, fences and push sticks where applicable, and keep hands well clear of the cutting path.
• Only cut materials for which the blade is designed – do not use on metal, masonry or other unsuitable materials.