Blade Contractor 250 X 40t 16mm Circular Saw Tct

Features

• 250 mm diameter blade Provides expanded cutting depth and reach for larger workpieces or sheet goods while remaining manageable on site-saws.
• 40T carbide-tipped teeth Balanced tooth count for general-purpose cutting—good feed rate with acceptable finish across a range of materials.
• Fixed 16 mm bore Direct-fit for saws with 16 mm arbor size—no reducing bushes or adapters required.
• Contractor Series build quality Engineered for frequent use, demanding materials, and robust job-site/workshop conditions—trade-worthy, not economy.
• General-purpose tooth geometry Suitable for trimming, sizing, panel cutting, board work, and other common tasks in both site and workshop settings.

Benefits

• Consistent performance on job-site: Built for trade use to meaning a reliable blade you can trust every day.
• Effective cutting action: The 40-tooth layout strikes a good balance between speed and cut finish, making this blade versatile across materials.
• Quick setup and fewer complications: Fixed 16 mm bore means you mount and cut without fuss—especially helpful in busy site environments.
• Reduced downtime: Carbide-tipped teeth and trade-grade construction mean fewer blade changes and less stoppage.

Extra Information

• Ideal for contractors, carpenters, joinery teams and site crews who want a dependable blade with direct-fit mounting.
• Recommended for use on softwoods, many hardwoods (check suitability per species), plywood, chipboard and wood-based panels.
• Ensure your circular saw is rated for 250 mm blades and uses a 16 mm arbor before installing this blade.
• To prolong blade life: avoid forcing the feed, keep the blade clean of resin or adhesive build-up, verify your saw’s base plate and fence alignment, and store the blade in a safe, dry place when not in use.

Specifications

Safety

• Wear eye, ear and dust protection when cutting to protect against flying chips, noise and fine dust.
• Always disconnect the saw from its power source before fitting, adjusting or removing the blade.
• Ensure the blade is correctly mounted: the rotation arrow must match your saw’s direction of travel and all flanges and guards must be secure.
• Support your work-piece securely, keep your 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 until it has completely stopped before setting the saw down or changing blades.