TORK CRAFT Blade Tct 230 X 40t 30/1/20 Atb Positive Profesional Industrial

Features

• 230 mm TCT circular saw blade – one of the larger standard diameter sizes, allowing deeper cuts and longer passes.
• 40 ATB positive teeth – a balance between finish quality and feed speed, useful when cutting timber and sheet goods.
• 30/20/16 mm bore size – fits larger arbor saws with option to reduce for smaller machines using rings.
• Tungsten-carbide tipped teeth – for enhanced life and consistent performance across wood and board materials.

Benefits

• Large-format capability: The 230 mm blade diameter gives the capacity to cut deeper and through wider stock, ideal for structural timber, decking boards and large sheet panels.
• Cleaner finish than typical rip blades: While built for size and duty, the 40-tooth ATB geometry delivers a smoother edge on board materials and laminated timber than a coarse tooth blade.
• Flexible fitment across saw types: The multi-bore configuration means this blade can work on larger saws with 30 mm arbor as well as machines with 20 mm or 16 mm arbors (via reducing rings), simplifying blade inventory.
• Durable under job-site conditions: Industrial build quality ensures the blade holds up under heavy use, delivering consistent cuts day after day.

Extra Information

• Recommended for high-capacity timber ripping, long board stock, large sheet goods (plywood, MDF) and framing work where depth and throughput matter.
• Fits portable circular saws and job-site table or mitre saws that accept 230 mm blades and can accommodate the bore size via reducing ring.
• This blade is not optimized for ultra-fine finish cabinet-grade melamine or veneer edge cutting — for very delicate face work you may prefer a blade with 60+ teeth.
• Keep tooth gullets clear of resin, glue and sawdust buildup when cutting sheet materials to maintain blade life and cut quality.

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, running true and is rated for the saw’s maximum diameter and RPM.
• Use guards, fences and guides as supplied with the machine; never reach into the blade 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.