TORK CRAFT Blade Tct 235 X 60t 30/25/16 Atb Positive Profesional Industrial

Features

• 235 mm diameter TCT circular saw blade – large size for deep cuts and wide board/ sheet applications.
• 60 ATB positive teeth – high tooth count for finer finish and reduced tear-out on timber, plywood, MDF and laminate work.
• 30/25/16 mm bore configuration – multi-arbor compatibility for saws with different arbor sizes, reducing need for multiple blades.
• Tungsten-carbide tipped teeth – engineered for durability, longer life and stable performance in wood-based materials.
• Optimised for board and timber finishing – a blade that balances finish quality with job-site robustness.

Benefits

• Smoother edge finish: The 60-tooth ATB geometry gives cleaner cuts on plywood, laminates and hardwoods—minimising sanding and rework.
• Large size, wide applications: With 235 mm diameter you can handle wider boards, thicker panels and more substantial stock in one pass.
• Reduced blade inventory: The multi-bore design means one blade fits multiple saw arbor sizes—saving time and cost.
• Built for frequent use: Industrial-grade construction means this blade stands up to daily use on site or in the workshop.

Extra Information

• Perfect for large sheet goods (plywood, MDF, laminate), wide boards, cladding and timber where finish quality matters and you still need throughput.
• Suitable for job-site circular saws and table saws accommodating 235 mm blades and matching arbor sizes (30/25/16 mm reducing rings).
• If you are working on ultra-fine furniture edge panels or high-gloss melamine faces where virtually no sanding is acceptable, you might consider a blade with even more teeth (80+T) dedicated to finish work.
• Keep the blade clean of resin, glue and sawdust—especially when cutting composite boards—to maintain cut quality and extend the life of the 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 correctly mounted, secure, runs true and is rated for the saw’s diameter and maximum RPM.
• Use the saw’s guards, fences and supports—and keep your hands clear of the blade path.
• Allow the blade to achieve full speed before entering into the cut and wait for it to stop completely before setting the tool down.