TORK CRAFT Blade Tct 185 X 24t 20/16 Atb Positive Profesional Industrial

Features

• 185 mm TCT saw blade sized for most portable circular saws and compact mitre saws used on site and in the workshop.
• 24 ATB positive teeth for fast ripping and general purpose cuts in softwood, hardwood and construction timber.
• 20 mm bore with 16 mm reducing ring to suit saws with either 20 mm or 16 mm arbors.
• Approx. 2.6 mm kerf gives a sturdy, accurate cut line while still feeding smoothly through the material.
• Tungsten carbide tipped teeth for long-lasting sharpness when cutting wood and suitable board products.

Benefits

• Ideal for structural timber work: Perfect for ripping beams, rafters, joists and studs when framing, decking or building pergolas and carports.
• Versatile on site: Handles softwood, many hardwoods, shutterply and other construction boards, reducing the need to swap blades constantly.
• Smoother, cleaner cuts: ATB tooth geometry helps limit splintering and breakout on the top edge of the cut, especially in board materials.
• Better value over time: Durable TCT teeth maintain cutting performance for longer, reducing downtime for sharpening or blade changes.

Extra Information

• Ideal for ripping and general purpose cutting in softwood, hardwood, construction timber and suitable board materials where speed and durability are important.
• Recommended for use on handheld circular saws and compact mitre saws operating within the blade’s diameter and speed rating.
• The industrial specification makes this blade well suited to contractors, carpenters, cabinet shops and other users who cut timber regularly.
• For best results, allow the blade to do the work, maintain a steady feed rate and ensure your saw is set to the correct blade depth.

Extra Information

• Recommended for ripping along the grain and general purpose cross-cutting in construction timber and many common wood-based boards.
• Suitable for use on circular saws and compatible mitre saws within the 185 mm diameter and speed rating of the blade.
• For best life, avoid cutting nails, screws, concrete or masonry and always clamp or support the workpiece properly.
• The blade can be professionally resharpened to restore performance once the teeth become dull.

Safety

• Wear appropriate eye, ear and dust protection when cutting.
• Always disconnect the saw from power before fitting, adjusting or removing the blade.
• Ensure the blade is securely mounted, runs true and matches the saw’s diameter and speed rating before use.
• Use suitable guards, fences and guides, and never reach into the cutting path of the saw blade.
• Allow the blade to stop completely before setting the tool down or making adjustments.