Multi-Purpose TCT Saw Blade for Wood Cutting - High-Grade Carbide-Tipped Circular Blade
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Series | TCT Saw Blade (Wood-Cutting Focus) |
| Key Feature | Dense teeth design (for smooth cuts); vibration-reducing slots |
| Material | Alloy steel body + tungsten carbide tips |
| Application | Soft/hard wood, particle board, MDF, and other wood-based materials |
Applications
This carbide-tipped circular blade is made for everyday wood cutting, from professional carpentry to workshop and home projects. Typical applications include:
- Cross-cutting and ripping softwood and hardwood timber
- Cutting plywood, MDF, chipboard and other wood-based panels
- Sizing and trimming boards for furniture, cabinets and joinery
- General carpentry, framing and site fabrication work
- Cutting skirting, trim, moulding and other finished wood profiles
- DIY woodworking and general workshop cutting tasks
FAQ
What materials is this blade designed to cut?
It is a TCT (tungsten carbide-tipped) circular saw blade intended for wood cutting. It is suitable for natural timber and common wood-based panel materials. It is not designed for metal, masonry, glass, ceramic or stone, and should not be used on those materials.
What does "TCT" mean on a saw blade?
TCT stands for tungsten carbide tipped. Each tooth carries a carbide tip, which forms the cutting edge of the blade. The high-grade carbide tips are what make this a multi-purpose blade for wood cutting rather than a plain steel blade.
Can it be used on both softwood and hardwood?
Yes. The multi-purpose carbide-tipped design allows the blade to be used across softwood, hardwood and wood-based panels. As with any blade, let the tool reach full speed and feed the material steadily rather than forcing the cut.
How do I check the blade will fit my saw?
Before fitting, always compare the blade diameter, arbor bore size and maximum speed marked on the blade with the specification of your machine. Refer to the specification details on this page and your saw's manual to confirm a correct match.
How should the blade be stored and maintained?
Keep the blade clean and free from resin and pitch build-up, and store it so the carbide tips are protected from knocks and impact. If the tips become dull or damaged, have the blade serviced by a specialist sharpening provider.
Do you supply this blade in bulk or for OEM orders?
As a manufacturer and exporter of cutting tools, we welcome trade, wholesale and OEM enquiries. Please contact our sales team with your requirements and we will follow up with you.
Low Breakage Risk
Solid steel wheel body reduces fracture, enhancing workplace safety.
Consistent Precision
Maintains original diameter for stable, accurate cuts throughout lifespan.
Low Dust Generation
Cleaner work environment, improved operation comfort and efficiency.
