Tork Craft Tct Blade Steel Cutting. 300 X 80T 25.4 Bore

Tork Craft TCT Blade Steel Cutting 300 Ã 80T 25.4 Bore

Heavy-duty steel cutting blade: 300 mm diameter, 80-tooth TCT blade for ferrous metal work

This Tork Craft TCT Blade is engineered for steel-cutting applications. With a robust 300 mm diameter and 80 precision tungsten-carbide teeth, plus a 25.4 mm bore for standard arbor mounting, it makes fast work of steel and other ferrous metals. Its heat-treated body, deep chip-removal gutters and reinforced shoulders minimise tooth loss and maximise durability.

Ideal for fabricators, metal-work shops and on-site trades where hardened steel, sheet metal, structural sections or profiles must be cut smoothly and repeatedly, this blade delivers clean cuts with fewer passes and less burring, boosting productivity and saving tool-change time.

Specifications

Features

• 300 mm diameter with 80 teeth For high-volume, heavy metal cutting tasks.
• 25.4 mm bore (fits standard arbor) Ensures compatibility with most metal cutting saws using standard mounting size.
• Heat-treated blade body and deep chip-removal gutters Helps shedding swarf and prevents blade overheating or jamming.
• Reinforced shoulders on teeth Reduces risk of tooth loss or breakage during demanding cuts.

Benefits

• Faster metal cutting: More teeth and carbide tips mean effective slicing through steel, reducing number of passes.
• Extended tool life: Carbide-tipped teeth and reinforced design reduce wear and damage, lowering blade replacement cost.
• Cleaner finishes: Deep gutters and precision geometry minimise burrs and reduce post-cut finishing work.
• Broad compatibility: Standard bore size and fitting make this blade easy to install on many metal cutting saw systems.

Extra Information

• The blade is optimised for steel and ferrous metals always check substrate thickness and ensure the saw speed is within safe range (typically
• Maintain good chip flow: clamp and support workpiece, mount blade securely, and ensure coolant/air-blow if available to maintain top performance.
• Keep spare blades on hand in high-volume metal work to avoid downtime when cutting quality drops due to wear or tooth damage.

Safety

• Wear eye, ear and hand protection when using high-speed cutting blades.
• Ensure the blade is mounted securely and the arbor flange is firmly tightened before starting the saw.
• Use the correct guard, clamp the workpiece, and keep hands clear of the cut line and rotating blade.
• Do not exceed the maximum rated RPM of the blade. For a 300 mm diameter, excessive speed can cause blade failure.
• Inspect the blade before each use: check for chipped or missing teeth, warping, cracks or discoloration from heat. Replace the blade if any damage is found.