TORK CRAFT Blade Contractor Alum 230 X 60 30-16 Circular Saw Tct

Features

• 230 mm diameter blade Provides cutting depth suitable for sheet material, extrusions and larger work-pieces.
• 60-tooth carbide-tipped design High tooth count gives finer finish and cleaner edges when cutting aluminium and light alloys.
• 30/20/16 mm bore configuration Multi-bore fitment making the blade compatible with different circular saw arbor sizes in your fleet.
• Contractor Series build quality Engineered for frequent use, demanding materials and real-world site environments — no compromise.
• Aluminium-specific cutting geometry Optimised for non-ferrous metals rather than just timber, reducing burrs and edge-finishing time.

Benefits

• Cleaner aluminium cuts: The 60-tooth layout and specialist geometry help reduce burrs and edge finishing time, delivering higher quality results straight off the cut.
• Reliable trade performance: Built to Contractor Series standards, this blade offers durability and consistent results on site and in the workshop.
• Tool-fleet flexibility: Multi-bore fitment (30/20/16 mm) means you can use one blade across multiple saws without needing to stock different sizes.
• Time- and cost-saving: Better initial cut quality means less follow-up sanding or edge-clean-up, helping you work more efficiently.

Extra Information

• Ideal for aluminium joiners, trim installers, fabricators, shop-fitters and professionals working with non-ferrous sheet, extrusions and profiles.
• Recommended for aluminium, light alloys and trim work — not designed for primary heavy-duty hardwood ripping applications.
• Ensure your circular saw is rated for 230 mm diameter blades and that the arbor size matches one of the 30, 20 or 16 mm options before use.
• To extend blade life: clear out aluminium swarf and oxide build-up after each use, avoid forced feed, maintain correct saw base-plate and fence alignment, and store the blade safely when not in service.

Specifications

Safety

• Wear eye, ear and metal-chip / oxide-dust protection when cutting aluminium to guard against flying chips, oxide particles and noise.
• Disconnect the saw from its power source before fitting, adjusting or removing the blade.
• Ensure the blade is mounted correctly: check that the rotation arrow matches the saw’s direction of travel and that all flanges and guards and adapters are secure.
• Maintain good chip extraction or airflow — aluminium swarf and oxide build-up 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.