Blade Contractor 210 X 60t 30-1-20-16 Circular Saw Tct

Features

• 210 mm diameter blade Provides generous cutting depth for thicker stock and panels while remaining manageable on handheld saws.
• 60T carbide-tipped teeth High tooth count for smoother, finer cuts in timber and wood-based boards.
• 30/20/16 mm multi-bore 30 mm main bore with reducing bushes for 20 mm and 16 mm arbors to suit a wide range of circular saws.
• Contractor Series construction Durable, trade-ready build designed to work hard in demanding site and workshop environments.
• General-purpose cross-cut geometry Tooth layout optimised for cross-cutting, trimming and sizing rather than aggressive ripping only.

Benefits

• Cleaner finish cuts: 60-tooth configuration helps reduce splintering and tear-out, especially on board materials and visible edges.
• Reliable daily performance: Contractor Series quality means consistent results job after job, not a once-off “budget” blade.
• Flexible saw compatibility: Multi-bore design allows one blade to work across several saws in your fleet.
• Less rework and sanding: Smoother cut surfaces mean less edge clean-up, saving time on each job.

Extra Information

• Ideal for contractors, carpenters, shopfitters and joinery teams needing a high-finish blade that still stands up to everyday use.
• Recommended for softwoods, many hardwoods (check species), plywood, MDF, chipboard and other wood-based panels.
• Ensure your saw is rated for 210 mm blades and that the arbor/bore size matches one of the 30/20/16 mm options before installation.
• For best results, keep the blade clean from resin and dust build-up and check that your saw’s base plate and fence are properly aligned.

Specifications

Safety

• Wear eye, ear and dust protection whenever cutting to protect against chips, noise and fine dust.
• Always disconnect the saw from its power source before fitting, adjusting or removing the blade.
• Check that the blade’s rotation arrow matches the saw’s direction and that all flanges and guards are secure.
• Support the work-piece correctly, keep hands clear of the cutting line and avoid binding or kick-back conditions.
• Allow the blade to reach full speed before entering the cut and wait for it to stop completely before setting the saw down or changing blades.