TORK CRAFT Pcd Saw Blade 165mm X 4t X20/16mm Fibre Cem. Mdf Chipboard

Features

• PCD-tipped cutting teeth for extreme wear resistance when cutting abrasive materials like fibre cement and board
• 165mm diameter with 4-tooth configuration for fast, efficient cutting and reduced load on the saw
• 20mm bore with 16mm reduction ring to suit a range of compatible saws with different arbor sizes
• Optimised for fibre cement, MDF and chipboard giving reliable performance across popular sheet and board materials
• Industrial quality series construction for professional users who need durability and consistency

Benefits

• Longer blade life: PCD tips significantly outlast standard carbide in abrasive materials, reducing blade changes and downtime.
• Cleaner, more accurate cuts: Well-controlled tooth geometry helps minimise chipping on fibre cement and board edges.
• Improved productivity: Fast, efficient cutting action allows you to move through sheets and boards quickly on site or in the workshop.
• Versatile compatibility: 20/16mm bore setup fits a variety of circular and plunge saws specified for 165mm blades.
• Professional-grade reliability: Part of the Tork Craft industrial quality series, engineered for demanding daily use.

Extra Information

• Best suited for fibre cement boards, MDF, chipboard and similar board materials where standard TCT blades wear quickly.
• Use only on saws that are rated for 165mm blades and compatible with the bore size and application.
• Ensure the blade rotation direction matches the arrow stamped on the blade before tightening onto the saw.
• Unit price is per blade; any pack size indicated by your reseller refers to the quantity supplied in a carton or box.
• From the Tork Craft industrial quality series, ideal for contractors, shopfitters and fabrication workshops.

Specifications

Safety

• Wear eye, ear and dust protection when cutting, especially with fibre cement and board materials that create fine dust.
• Always disconnect the saw from the power supply before changing or adjusting the blade.
• Use only on saws with guards in place and never bypass or remove safety features.
• Secure the workpiece properly to prevent movement or kickback during cutting.
• Do not exceed the saw or blade’s maximum recommended speed, and inspect the blade regularly for damage or excessive wear.