Blade Contactor Alum 210 X 60t 30/16 Circular Saw Tct

Extra Information

• Ideal for aluminium joiners, metal trim installers, fabrication professionals, shop-fitters and site crews working in non-ferrous materials.
• Recommended for aluminium sheets, extrusions, light metal framing, non-ferrous profiles — not primarily for hardwood timber cutting.
• Ensure your circular saw is rated for 210 mm diameter blades and that the arbor/bore size matches either 30 mm or 16 mm before installation.
• To extend blade life: remove metal swarf and oxide build-up after each use, use appropriate coolants or dry-cut practices for aluminium, verify your saw’s base plate and fence are correctly aligned, and store the blade in a clean, dry environment when not in use.

Features

• 210 mm diameter blade Provides greater cutting depth and reach across sheet and profile material while maintaining portability.
• 60 T carbide-tipped teeth High tooth count for fine, clean cuts with minimal burr and edge finish improvements.
• 30/16 mm bore configuration Main 30 mm bore with optional 16 mm reducing bush allows compatibility across saws with either arbor size.
• Contractor Series build quality Built for frequent use, demanding materials and trade conditions — dependable performance, no compromise.
• Aluminium-specific cutting geometry Designed explicitly for non-ferrous metals rather than standard timber, giving superior results where finish matters.

Benefits

• Cleaner, smoother edges: The combination of 60 teeth and optimised geometry gives you reduced finishing work and better visible edge quality.
• Trade-ready durability: With Contractor Series construction you get consistent performance and less downtime for blade changes.
• Flexible fitment across saws: The 30/16 mm bore arrangement gives you the flexibility to use the blade in different saws without needing multiple variants.
• Efficiency and finish in one: High initial cut quality means fewer follow-up operations, boosting productivity in shop or site environments.

Safety

• Wear eye, ear and metal-chip/oxide-dust protection when cutting aluminium to protect against flying chips, oxide particles and noise.
• Disconnect the saw from the power source before fitting or removing the blade.
• Ensure the blade is mounted correctly: check that the rotation arrow on the blade aligns with the saw’s direction of travel, and that all flanges, guards and adapters are securely in place.
• Maintain proper chip extraction or airflow when cutting aluminium—metal swarf and oxide can build up quickly and become hazardous.
• Allow the blade to reach full speed before starting the cut and wait until it has fully stopped before setting the saw down or changing the blade.

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