Stehle | Laminate saw blade ø 216/30 mm Z60 TFZ/TCG -6° negative

Product detailed description

Stehle | Saw blade for aluminum and laminates ø 216x2.2/2.8x30 mm Z56 TFZ/TCG -6° negative – clean cutting edges without burrs.

Suitable materials:

• Laminate boards
• Aluminum and non-ferrous metals
• MDF
• Chipboard (DTD)
• Composite materials
• Surface-treated wood

Parameters:

• Disc diameter: ø216 mm
• Clamping hole: 30 mm
• Number of teeth: 56
• Wheel body thickness: 22 mm
• Tooth width: 2.8 mm
• Tooth shape: TFZ/TCG (trapezoidal and straight) -6° negative
• Angle of the tooth face: Negative (-6°)

Description:

This blade Stehle is designed for precise and clean, burr-free cuts in surface-sensitive materials such as laminates and MDF. The combination of trapezoidal and straight teeth (TFZ/TCG) provides a smooth and precise cut, ideal for professional results.

The negative face angle (-6°) provides greater control and safety when working, minimises kickback and increases cutting stability.

The blade is made of high quality sintered carbide, which guarantees long life and durability even with frequent use. It is optimised for use in plunge and circular saws and offers excellent performance in demanding conditions.

Advantages and characteristics of TFZ/TCG teeth with negative tooth face angle (-6°):

• Better control of the cut: A negative tooth face angle means that the teeth are tilted against the direction of rotation of the blade. This provides better control over the cut and reduces the risk of kickback, which is particularly important when working with mitre saws.

• Cleaner cuts: this angle ensures smoother and cleaner cuts, minimises material tear and leaves a precise surface.

• Suitable for hard materials: The negative face angle is ideal for cutting hard materials such as laminates, plastics and non-ferrous metals where the quality of the cut is important.

Recommendations for miter saws:

For mitre saws it is recommended to use saw blades with a negative tooth face angle, for example -6°. This angle provides better control of the cut, reduces the risk of kickback and provides cleaner, more accurate cuts, which is crucial for mitre and drip cuts.

The blade should only overhang the material by the height of the tooth to ensure the best cut quality and safety.

Suitable for:

• Mitre saws
• Table saws
• Professional joinery work requiring high cutting precision