Blade Contractor Alum 190 X 60t 30/20/16 Circular Saw Tct

Extra Information

• Ideal for aluminium joiners, fabricators, shop-fitters and trade professionals working with non-ferrous sheet, extrusions and profiles.
• Specifically recommended for aluminium, light alloys and trim work—not optimised for hardwood timber or heavy ripping tasks.
• Ensure your circular saw is rated for 190 mm diameter blades and that the arbor matches one of the 30/20/16 mm bore options before use.
• To extend blade life: clear off aluminium swarf and oxide build-up after each session, avoid forced feed, maintain correct saw base/fence alignment and store the blade safely when idle.

Features

• 190 mm diameter blade Offers cutting depth suited for thicker materials, panels and sheet work while maintaining ease of handling in trade saws.
• 60T carbide-tipped teeth High tooth count gives smoother edges, fewer burrs, and better finish quality—key when working with visible aluminium surfaces.
• 30/20/16 mm bore configuration Multi-arbor compatibility means you can use the blade across various saws in your fleet, reducing inventory overhead.
• Contractor Series construction Made for frequent use, tough materials and real-job conditions—trade-approved, not hobby-grade.
• Aluminium-specific cutting geometry Tooth form and build suited for non-ferrous, offering cleaner cuts than standard wood-blades when working in aluminium or light alloys.

Benefits

• Cleaner metal work: With 60 teeth and specialist geometry, this blade delivers refined edges and less burr—saving you finishing time and improving quality.
• Built for trade use: Contractor Series reliability means fewer blade changes, less downtime and dependable performance cut after cut.
• Versatile saw-fit: 30/20/16 bore fitment gives you flexibility across different tool arbor sizes—good for workshops or mixed-fleet users.
• Time- and cost-saving: Better initial cuts mean less sanding, less edge clean-up and faster finishes—great when aluminium work needs to look sharp.

Safety

• Wear eye, ear and metal-chip/oxide dust protection when cutting aluminium to defend against flying chips and fine particles.
• Disconnect the saw from its power source before fitting, adjusting or removing the blade.
• Ensure the blade is correctly mounted: check rotation arrow, secure all flanges and guards and confirm stable fit-up.
• Maintain good extraction or airflow—aluminium swarf and chips can accumulate and become hazardous if not cleared.
• Allow the blade to reach full speed before entering the cut, and wait until it has come to a complete stop before setting the saw down or changing blades.

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