TORK CRAFT Blade Contractor 250 X 60t 30/20/16 Circular Saw Tct

Features

• 250 mm diameter blade Provides deeper cutting capacity, suitable for thicker stock or large panels while manageable on hand-held or site saws.
• 60 T carbide-tipped teeth High tooth count for smoother, finer finishes on board faces, veneered panels and edge-work.
• Multi-bore fitment (30/25.4/20/16 mm) Complete kit includes spacers for 1″ (25.4 mm), 20 mm and 16 mm with main 30 mm bore—great for tool-fleet flexibility.
• Contractor Series construction Built for frequent use, challenging jobs and trade conditions—professional performance, not just “cheap.”
• General-purpose tooth geometry Suitable for trimming, panel sizing, cross-cuts, board work and everyday site/workshop tasks.

Benefits

• High-finish edges: The 60-tooth count helps reduce splintering, tear-out and sanding time—great for visible panel work.
• Versatile tool compatibility: With included spacers for 1″, 20 mm and 16 mm arbors, one blade fits multiple saws and setups.
• Trade-ready durability: Contractor-Series build means fewer blade swaps, less downtime and stronger tool performance.
• Efficient workflow: Cleaner cuts, fewer finishing steps and more time on productive tasks rather than blade performance issues.

Extra Information

• Ideal for contractors, joinery teams, panel installers and site crews who need both performance and flexibility in a general-purpose blade.
• Recommended for materials such as softwoods, selected hardwoods (check species suitability), plywood, chipboard and other wood-based panel products.
• Ensure your circular saw is rated for 250 mm blade diameter and that the arbor/bore size matches one of the included options (30 mm, 25.4 mm, 20 mm or 16 mm) before installation.
• To prolong blade life: avoid forcing feed, clear resin or build-up after use, check your saw’s base plate and fence alignment, and store the blade dry and safe when not in use.

Specifications

Safety

• Wear eye, ear and dust protection when cutting to guard 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 mounted correctly: the rotation arrow must match your saw’s direction of travel and all flanges and guards are secure.
• Support the work-piece properly, keep your hands clear of the cut line and avoid binding or kick-back situations.
• 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.