Blade Contractor 150 X 40t 20/16 Circular Saw Tct
R 172.50
Sign up to be the first to know when it's back in stock.
R 172.50
R 172.50
Product description
Tork Craft Contractor TCT Circular Saw Blade 150mm x 40T x 20/16mm
Highlights: 150mm diameter contractor TCT blade with 40 teeth, 20/16mm bore and 2.3mm kerf for smooth, controlled cuts in wood and plastics
The Tork Craft Contractor TCT Circular Saw Blade 150mm x 40T x 20/16mm belongs to Tork Craft’s contractor-quality range — a durable, reliable tier of blades designed to offer excellent value while delivering clean, efficient cutting performance in wood and board materials. With 40 tungsten carbide-tipped teeth, it provides smooth cuts in softwoods, hardwoods and manufactured boards, making it a dependable choice for everyday cutting tasks.
The 20mm bore (supplied with a 16mm reducing bush) ensures compatibility with a wide range of circular saws, while the 2.3mm kerf offers a good balance of cutting ease and blade stability. This contractor-quality blade is ideal for trimming boards, sizing timber, cutting shelving and tackling general project work in the workshop or on site.
A contractor-quality TCT circular saw blade refers to a specific range within Tork Craft’s lineup that balances durability, value and reliable cutting performance. These blades feature tungsten carbide tips for extended sharpness and are engineered for consistent results in common woodworking applications — perfect for users who need dependable performance blades.
Features
Features
- 150mm diameter blade Compact size suits smaller circular saws and offers excellent control for precise cutting.
- 40T carbide-tipped tooth configuration Provides a good compromise between fast cutting and a smooth, clean finish in most woods and boards.
- 20/16mm bore with reducing bush Standard 20mm bore supplied with 16mm reducer to fit a wider range of circular saw arbors.
- 2.3mm kerf design Medium kerf helps reduce cutting resistance while maintaining blade strength and stability.
- General purpose contractor quality Engineered for regular use in construction, carpentry and renovation work.
Benefits
- Smooth, accurate cuts: 40T tooth count delivers neat edges on most wood and board materials, reducing sanding and finishing time.
- Versatile across projects: Ideal for framing, trimming, cutting shelves, boards and panels – one blade for many everyday jobs.
- Fits multiple saws: 20/16mm bore arrangement allows the blade to be used on different circular saws in your fleet.
- Long-lasting performance: Carbide-tipped teeth stay sharp longer than standard steel blades, cutting down on blade changes.
Specifications
Specifications
| Description | Spec |
|---|---|
| Brand | Tork Craft |
| Cat No. | TCP15040 |
| Product Type | Contractor TCT circular saw blade |
| Blade Diameter | 150mm |
| Number of Teeth | 40T |
| Bore Size | 20mm bore with 16mm reducing bush |
| Kerf | 2.3mm |
| Max Speed | Up to 12 000 RPM (check saw rating) |
| Recommended Materials | Wood, wood-based panels and certain plastics |
Extra Info
Extra Information
- Recommended for cutting softwood, certain hardwoods, plywood, chipboard and similar wood-based panels.
- Suitable for use with handheld circular saws that accept 150mm blades and have the correct bore size and maximum RPM rating.
- Ideal for contractors, carpenters, shopfitters, cabinetmakers and DIY enthusiasts needing a reliable, everyday cutting blade.
- For best results, keep the blade clean and free of resin build-up, and always check that the saw’s base and fence are correctly aligned.
Pro Tip
- When cutting finished boards or laminated panels, make a shallow scoring cut first, then a full-depth pass to minimise chipping. Always let the blade reach full speed before entering the cut and feed at a steady, controlled pace.
Safety
Safety
- Wear eye, ear and dust protection when cutting to protect against flying chips, noise and fine dust.
- Always disconnect the saw from the power source before fitting or removing the blade.
- Ensure the blade is correctly mounted, with the arrow matching the saw’s direction of rotation, and that the flange and nut are securely tightened.
- Use guards, riving knives and other safety devices supplied with your saw and never remove or bypass them.
- Support the workpiece properly, keep hands clear of the cutting line and allow the blade to stop completely before setting the saw down.
Authencity Guaranteed
We only sell authentic products from verified brand partners and retail partners.
Recently viewed products
- Choosing a selection results in a full page refresh.
- Opens in a new window.