TORK CRAFT Blade Tct 190 X 48t 30/20/16 Tcg Positive Profesional Industrial

Features

• 190 mm TCT circular saw blade sized for large portable saws and mitre units.
• 48 TCG positive teeth offering a finer finish than typical ripping blades, making it well suited to sheet goods, plywood and laminated materials while still strong for timber.
• 30/20/16 mm bore configuration ensures compatibility with saws of different arbor sizes via reducing rings.
• Tungsten-carbide tipped teeth to provide extended life and reliable cutting performance across a range of materials.
• Designed for general-purpose board and timber cutting—a good all-rounder blade for workshop and site applications.

Benefits

• Cleaner edge finish: The 48-tooth count and positive hook allow smoother cuts on sheet materials and board stock with reduced chip-out on the face side.
• Versatile across materials: Suitable for plywood, MDF, laminates, softwood framing and common hardwoods—fewer blade changes required.
• Flexible fitment: The multi-bore size means one blade works on several saw types—reducing inventory and simplifying selection.
• Industrial durability: Built to take the rigours of job-site and workshop use with stable plate design and carbide tips that hold up under frequent cutting conditions.

Extra Information

• Ideal for cutting sheet goods (plywood, MDF, laminates) and general purpose timber where finish matters and you still want good feed speed.
• Fits many portable circular saws and mitre saws with 190 mm blade capacity and the applicable arbor size using reducing rings.
• For ultra-fine finish work (for example melamine or furniture substrate), a blade with higher tooth count (60-80T) may offer a smoother edge—consider this if that is your main use-case.
• Keep the blade clean from resin and build-up (especially when cutting board materials) to maintain finish quality and prolong life of carbide tips.

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 securely mounted, runs true and is rated for the saw’s diameter and maximum RPM.
• Use the provided guards and fences, and keep hands clear of the cutting path.
• Allow the blade to reach full speed before entering the cut and wait for it to stop fully before setting the tool down.