Blade Tct 300 X 40t 30/1/20 Atb Positive Profesional Industrial

Features

• 300 mm TCT circular saw blade — extra large diameter for deeper cuts, wide board passes and long sheet runs.
• 40 ATB positive teeth — decent tooth count for a large blade, tuned for general purpose timber, sheet goods and board work while retaining speed.
• 30/1/20mm bore configuration — fits saws with 30 mm arbor and reducing ring for 20 mm (and a special 1 mm variant) for broader compatibility.
• Tungsten-carbide tipped teeth — built for durability and consistent performance through broad timber and panel applications.

Benefits

• Large format cutting capability: The 300 mm diameter means you can handle very wide boards, full sheet formats and thick timber in one pass — great for production or site work.
• Balanced finish and feed: The 40-tooth ATB configuration gives better edge finish than coarse ripping blades, yet still enables strong feed rates on large stock.
• Flexible saw compatibility: The multi-bore setup means one blade can mount on different arbor sizes, reducing need for multiple blade types.
• Job-site and workshop durability: Industrial build quality ensures stable blade behaviour, less vibration and consistent cuts day after day under heavier workload.

Extra Information

• Best for wide board stock, thick sheet goods (plywood, MDF, laminates), structural timber and long length cuts where dimension and throughput matter.
• Fits large portable circular saws, table saws or mitre saw machines that accept the 300 mm diameter and the correct arbor size via reducing ring.
• If ultra-fine finish on delicate veneer faces or high-gloss panels is your exclusive task, you may still consider a higher-tooth-count blade (60-80T+) even with the large diameter.
• Keep the blade free of resin, adhesive, glue or board dust build-up — especially when cutting wide sheet materials — to maintain cut quality, reduce heat build-up 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 securely mounted, runs true and is rated for both the saw’s diameter and maximum RPM.
• Use guards, fences and supports; keep hands and body clear of the blade’s cutting path.
• Allow the blade to reach full speed before entering the cut and wait for it to stop entirely before setting the tool down.