TORK CRAFT Blade Tct 230 X 24t 30/1/20 Atb Positive Profesional Industrial

Features

• 230 mm TCT circular saw blade – offers deeper cutting capability and larger workpiece capacity than standard smaller blades.
• 24 ATB positive teeth – optimized for larger cuts and throughput rather than ultra-fine board edges, good for framing, decking, sheet goods.
• 30/1/20 mm bore configuration – accommodates saws with different arbor sizes using reducing rings for compatibility.
• Tungsten carbide tipped teeth – for enhanced durability and longer service life cutting timber, plywood, cladding and more.
• ATB positive hook geometry – ensures effective penetration and clean nominal cuts when used correctly on suitable material.

Benefits

• Deep cut capability: The 230 mm diameter allows you to cut thicker timber or longer passes with fewer blade changes.
• Efficient on large stock: With 24 large teeth and positive hook, you’ll cut more aggressively through studs, joists, boards, vinyl-clad panels or shuttering timber.
• Versatile fitment: The multi-bore size means one blade can fit larger arbor saws and smaller-bore machines with adapter rings—reducing blade inventory.
• Robust for site/workshop use: Industrial build means less frequent blade changes and sharper teeth longer when used in high-volume workflows.

Extra Information

• Best for ripping structural timber, long board stock, thick plywood sheets, large deck boards and framing components rather than ultra-fine furniture work.
• Fits large portable circular saws or table saws accepting 230 mm blades — confirm your saw speed, arbor size and maximum blade diameter before fitment.
• Not a dedicated ultra-fine finish blade. If you’re cutting high gloss panels or melamine face work, consider a higher tooth-count finish blade instead.
• Keep the blade free of resin or pitch build-up—especially when cutting cladding or treated timber—to maintain clean cuts and prolong wear life.

Specifications

Safety

• Wear appropriate eye, ear and dust protection when using the saw.
• Disconnect the saw from power before fitting, removing or adjusting the blade.
• Ensure the blade is correctly mounted, secure, and rated for both the saw’s diameter and RPM before use.
• Use guards, fences and guides at all times; keep your hands and body clear of the blade path.
• Allow the blade to reach full speed before entering the cut and wait for it to stop completely before setting the tool down.