CMT | Saw blade for wood for longitudinal and transverse cuts ø 254/30 mm Z60 WZ/ATB -5° Neg

Product detailed description

CMT Orange | Saw blade for mitre saws, final cut ø 254/30 mm Z60 WZ/ATB -5° Neg - precise for perfect results

Suitable materials:

• Softwood
• Hardwood
• Wood-based materials (plywood, OSB, MDF)

Parameters:

• Disc diameter: ø254 mm
• Clamping hole: 30 mm
• Number of teeth: 6
• Tooth shape: WZ/ATB (carbide, alternating helical)
• Face angle: -5° (negative angle)

Description:

This CMT Orange saw blade with 60 carbide teeth (HW) and a negative face angle of -5° is designed for precision finishing cuts that require high surface quality. With alternating helical teeth, it is designed for smooth, clean, burr-free cuts, making it ideal for joinery work where precision is a priority. The special tooth geometry and negative face angle ensure controlled cutting and minimise the risk of kickback, increasing safety and efficiency.

Advantages and characteristics of carbide teeth (HW) with negative face angle:

• Smooth and precise cut: the alternating helical teeth provide a clean cutting surface that minimizes the need for further grinding or adjustments.
• Recoil reduction: Negative face angle ensures controlled and safe cutting, ideal for finishing work.
• Suitable for angled cuts: optimised design for use in mitre saws, allowing precise cutting at an angle without loss of quality.

Summary of the advantages of carbide teeth (HW) with negative face angle:

• Fine and smooth cuts without burrs
• Safe and controlled cutting thanks to negative face angle
• Great for finishing and joinery work with wooden materials

Recommendations for use:

With 60 teeth and a negative face angle of -5°, this blade is ideal for precision finishing cuts on wood materials.

Reasons for the negative face angle of mitre saws:

Blades with a negative face angle are ideal for mitre saws as they reduce the aggressiveness of the cut and ensure controlled, smooth passes through the material. This tooth angle allows for a finer "cut" of the material, which minimises the risk of tearing and burrs, thus improving the quality of the final cut. The negative face angle also reduces friction and kickback, increasing safety and extending the life of the disc. The advantage is that when cutting at an angle, which is common with mitre saws, the cut remains precise and clean without overheating or rapid tool wear.

The blade should overhang the material by only the height of the SK tooth slice, which will ensure smooth and accurate cuts and increase safety.

Suitable for:

Miter and table saws, including net and cordless models.