Tork Craft Tct Blade Steel Cutting 355X66T 25.4Mm

Tork Craft TCT Blade Steel Cutting 355 x 66T 25.4mm

Highlights: 355mm diameter steel-cutting TCT blade with 66 teeth and 25.4mm bore for fast, clean ferrous-metal cuts.

When you need steel to behave, this Tork Craft TCT Steel Cutting Blade steps up. With a big 355mm diameter and a dense 66-tooth layout, itâs tuned for smooth, controlled cutting in mild steel and other ferrous metals. The tungsten-carbide-tipped (TCT) teeth stay sharper for longer, giving you consistent performance and a cleaner finish than standard abrasive solutions. Whether youâre in a workshop, fabrication bay, or on-site with a compatible steel-cutting saw, this blade is built to chew through metal confidently while keeping the cut line tidy and true.

Specifications

Features

• Tungsten carbide tipped teeth Provide long-lasting sharpness and durability in steel cutting applications.
• 355mm diameter Offers excellent cutting capacity for larger stock and plate work.
• 66-tooth design High tooth count promotes smoother cuts and a finer finish on ferrous metals.
• 25.4mm bore Fits common steel-cutting circular saws with a 25.4mm arbor.
• Steel-specific geometry Tooth grind and spacing optimized for controlled ferrous-metal cutting.

Benefits

• Cleaner cuts with less finishing Reduced burrs means less grinding and faster job completion.
• Longer blade life TCT teeth resist wear far better than abrasive wheels.
• Faster, more efficient cutting Designed to slice steel smoothly without bogging down.
• More accurate results Stable blade body and tooth layout help maintain a straight, true cut line.

Extra Information

• Designed for ferrous metals such as mild steel; always match the blade to the correct material and machine type.
• Use with compatible steel-cutting circular saws that support 355mm blades and 25.4mm arbors.
• For best performance, let the blade do the workavoid forcing the cut.

Safety

• Wear eye, ear and dust protection at all times when cutting metal.
• Ensure the blade is correctly mounted and tightened before use.
• Check the saw's maximum RPM rating and never exceed it.
• Secure the workpiece firmly to prevent kickback or blade binding.
• Allow the blade to stop completely before setting the tool down.