CMT | Saw blade for laminate, plastic and non-ferrous metals ø 216/30 mm Z80 TFZ

Product detailed description

CMT Orange | Saw blade for laminate, plastic and non-ferrous metals ø 216 mm Z80 TFZ - ultra fine cut for hard materials.

Suitable materials:

• Laminate
• Plastic
• Non-ferrous metals (aluminum)
• MDF and composite materials

Parameters:

• Disc diameter: ø216 mm
• Clamping hole: 30 mm
• Number of teeth: 80
• Tooth shape: TFZ (trapezoidal + straight)

Description:

This CMT Orange saw blade with 80 trapezoidal teeth (TFZ) is specially designed for precise and clean finishing cuts in hard and abrasive materials such as laminate, plastics, MDF and non-ferrous metals. TFZ tooth geometry combines trapezoidal and straight teeth, which contributes to high stability, wear resistance and cleanness of cut. This design minimizes burrs and tearout, ensuring a smooth cutting surface, which is critical in demanding applications.

Advantages and characteristics of the trapezoidal tooth (TFZ):

• Higher durability: the trapezoidal tooth minimises wear when cutting hard materials, ensuring a long blade life.
• Clean and precise cut: the combination of trapezoidal and straight teeth provides a smooth, burr-free surface, ideal for materials that require a quality finish.
• High cutting stability: TFZ teeth provide maximum control, which is crucial for abrasive materials such as laminate and aluminium.

Summary of the advantages of the trapezoidal tooth (TFZ):

• Higher durability and stability when cutting hard materials
• Ultra fine and precise cuts thanks to the combination of teeth
• Ideal for laminate, plastics and non-ferrous metals

Recommendations for use:

This blade with 80 trapezoidal teeth (TFZ) is recommended for use in mitre and table saws when working with hard and abrasive materials. The blade should only overhang the material by the height of the SK tooth slice, ensuring optimum cut quality and safety.

Reasons for the negative face angle of mitre saws: Blades with a negative face angle are ideal for mitre saws because they reduce the aggressiveness of the cut and allow controlled and smooth passes through the material. This angle reduces the risk of tearing and improves the quality of the cut, while minimising friction and kickback. The result is longer blade life and safer working, especially when cutting at an angle.

Suitable for:

Miter and table saws, including net and cordless models.