Sharp TCT Portable Saw Blades for Aluminum

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TCT saw blades feature rounded blades with carbide tips for easy, precise cuts. They feature a chrome finish and fully polished edges. They have a chrome finish and fully polished edges, making TCT saw blades (tungsten carbide tips) excellent wood cutting tools. They can handle a variety of woodworking applications. Due to the extreme strength of carbide blades, TCT saw blades tend to last longer than conventional saw blades, so they are a significant advantage. As a result, TCT blades stay sharp for a longer period of time, resulting in fewer blade changes. Carbide blades also offer a high level of wear resistance, making them ideal for jobs requiring a long service life as they are exceptionally durable.

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Our non-ferrous blades are easy to use and extremely durable thanks to their precision-ground microcrystalline tungsten carbide tip and three-piece tooth construction. Compared to some lower quality blades, our blades are laser cut from solid sheet metal rather than coil stock. To maximize the performance of aluminum and other non-ferrous metals, these blades emit very little sparks and heat, allowing them to cut materials quickly.

Precision engineered ATB (alternating top bevel) offset teeth ensure smooth, fast and accurate cuts with a precision welded tungsten carbide tip that provides thin cuts and ensures fast, smooth and accurate cuts with precision engineered ATB offset teeth cutting.

Copper plug extension slots reduce noise and vibration and are ideal for applications where noise pollution is an issue, such as residential areas or busy city centres. The unique tooth design also reduces noise levels when using the saw.

With this universal saw blade, you can cut plywood, particleboard, plywood, panels, MDF, plated and reverse plated panels, laminated and double-layer plastics and composites. Shop rollers are widely used in industries such as automotive, transportation, mining, shipbuilding, foundry, construction, welding, manufacturing and DIY. They use circular saws, miter saws, and table saws.