Tork Craft Tct Blade Steel Cutting. 300 X 80T 30Mm Bore

Tork Craft TCT Blade Steel Cutting 300 Ã 80 T 30 mm Bore

Large-format steel cutting blade: 300 mm diameter, 80-tooth carbide design for heavy ferrous material

This Tork Craft TCT Blade is engineered for demanding steel-cutting tasks. With a 300 mm diameter and 80 precision carbide teeth, it slices through steel and other ferrous metals with consistency and durability. The 30 mm bore size allows mounting on standard commercial saws and cutting platforms equipped for 30 mm arbor fittings.

The blade features a tempered steel body for smoother cutting and deep gutters for efficient chip removal, meaning less clogging and better performance under load. Itâs ideal for metal fabrication workshops, structural steel cutting, maintenance shops and any setting where clean, fast cuts in steel are required.

Specifications

Features

• 300 mm diameter × 80 teeth Delivers fine, high-speed cuts with minimal burring in steel and ferrous metals.
• 30 mm bore size Fits machines armed for a 30 mm arbor, ensuring compatibility with heavy-duty saw setups.
• Tempered blade body with deep chip gutters Reduces vibration and allows efficient chip evacuation for smoother cuts and longer life.
• Reinforced shoulders around tooth tips Helps reduce tooth loss and breakage under heavy load cutting ferrous materials.

Benefits

• Reliable steel cutting: Made for the rigours of ferrous material, this blade stands up where standard blades fail.
• Reduced downtime: Long-lasting carbide teeth mean fewer blade changes and better workflow.
• Cleaner cuts: 80-tooth configuration produces better finish and less post-cut cleanup compared to coarse-tooth blades.
• Versatile machine fit: 30 mm bore allows use on a broad range of industrial machines set up for this arbor size.

Extra Information

• Ensure the machine you're using supports a 300 mm blade and is designed for ferrous-metal cutting blade speed (rpm) and feed must be aligned to steel-cutting parameters for optimal life.
• Maintain chip clearance and keep coolant or airflow in place to reduce heat build-up which can shorten carbide life.
• Inspect arbor mount and blade flange regularly a loose or misaligned arbor can cause rapid wear or dangerous breakage on large-format blades.

Safety

• Wear eye, ear and hand protection when operating the saw blade.
• Ensure machine guard is fitted and the blade is mounted tightly on the correct arbor size before use.
• Do not exceed the maximum rpm rating of the blade, and do not force feed the material allow the blade to cut at its designed speed.
• Check the blade regularly for chipped or missing teeth; continue use only with intact, undamaged blades.