Metal Saw Blade 165mm X 60t X 20/16mm Cermet Tip Thin Material
SKU: TCS16560
R 576.15
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Metal Saw Blade 165mm X 60t X 20/16mm Cermet Tip Thin Material
R 576.15
R 576.15
Product description
Tork Craft Metal Saw Blade 165mm x 60T x 20/16mm Cermet Tip Thin Material
At a Glance: 165mm metal cutting saw blade with 60 teeth, cermet tips and 20/16mm bore for compatible thin material cutting applications
The Tork Craft TCS16560 metal saw blade is designed for compatible thin metal cutting applications. The blade features a 165mm diameter, 60 teeth, cermet tips and a 20/16mm bore configuration. The thin material specification makes it suitable for controlled cutting work where the blade specification matches the machine, material and application requirements.
Cermet tipped blade for compatible thin material cutting
This 165mm metal saw blade is fitted with cermet tips for cutting compatible thin metal materials. It is suitable for use on compatible machines that accept a 165mm blade with the correct bore size, helping provide controlled cutting performance in workshop, installation, fabrication and maintenance applications.
Product highlights
- 165mm blade diameter Designed for compatible machines that accept 165mm circular saw blades.
- 60 teeth Tooth count suited to controlled cutting on compatible thin materials.
- Cermet tips Designed for cutting compatible metal materials.
- 20/16mm bore Suitable for compatible machines and fitments requiring this bore configuration.
- Thin material application Practical blade specification for suitable thinner metal cutting tasks.
Features
Features
- Metal cutting blade Designed for compatible metal cutting applications.
- 165mm diameter Suitable for compatible saws requiring a 165mm blade.
- 60T tooth configuration Provides multiple cutting teeth for controlled cutting action on suitable thin materials.
- Cermet tipped teeth Suitable for metal cutting where the application and machine are compatible.
- 20/16mm bore size Allows fitment to compatible machines with the correct arbor arrangement.
- Thin material specification Useful for suitable thin metal cutting, installation and maintenance tasks.
Benefits
- Designed for metal: The blade specification is intended for compatible metal cutting applications.
- Controlled cutting performance: The 60 tooth layout helps support steady cutting through suitable thin materials.
- Practical machine fitment: The 165mm diameter and 20/16mm bore suit compatible saw setups.
- Useful workshop accessory: A practical replacement or additional blade for compatible metal cutting saws.
- Versatile use: Suitable for maintenance, installation, fabrication and general repair environments where compatible.
Application
- Cutting compatible thin metal materials
- Workshop metal cutting tasks
- Installation and fabrication work
- Maintenance and repair applications
- General metal trimming and cutting where suitable
- Use with compatible machines accepting 165mm blades
- Applications requiring a 20/16mm bore configuration
Specifications
| Description | Specification |
|---|---|
| Packaging Type | Hanging colour box |
| Product Dimensions | Ø165mm x 1.6(T)mm |
| Material | Tip: Cermet |
| Body: Steel | |
| Finish | UV Printed |
| Blade Diameter | Ø165mm |
| Tooth Count | 60 |
| Tooth Grind | TCG (Tripple Chip Grind) |
| Bore Diameter | Ø20mm |
| Blade Bushings | 16mm |
| Kerf | 1.6mm |
| Body Thickness | 1.2mm |
| Max RPM | 8 000 |
| Hook Angle | 0° |
| Blade Body Hardness | 44-46 HRC |
| Warranty | Consumable product excluded from warranty unless confirmed production error |
| Content | 1 x Blade + Blade Bushings |
Extra Info
Extra Information
- Use only on a compatible machine suitable for metal cutting blades.
- Confirm that the 165mm diameter and 20/16mm bore are correct for the machine before fitting.
- Ensure the blade is fitted in the correct rotation direction as indicated on the blade and machine.
- Check that the blade is securely clamped before use.
- Do not use the blade on unsuitable materials or machines.
- Do not exceed the maximum speed marked on the blade or specified by the machine manufacturer.
- Allow the blade to reach full operating speed before starting the cut.
Pro Tips
- Match the blade to the machine, material thickness and required cut before starting work.
- Secure thin material properly to reduce vibration and blade movement during cutting.
- Use steady feed pressure and allow the blade to cut without forcing it.
- Inspect the blade before use and replace it if teeth are damaged, missing or worn.
- Keep the blade clean and store it safely to help protect the tips from damage.
How to Use
- Disconnect the machine from power before fitting or changing the blade.
- Confirm that the machine is compatible with a 165mm blade and 20/16mm bore configuration.
- Fit the blade with the rotation direction matching the machine arrow.
- Secure the blade according to the machine manufacturer’s instructions.
- Check that guards and safety features are correctly positioned and working.
- Clamp or secure the workpiece before cutting.
- Start the machine and allow the blade to reach full speed before entering the cut.
- Guide the saw steadily through the material without forcing the blade.
- Allow the blade to stop completely before setting the machine down or removing the workpiece.
Safety
Safety
- Wear suitable eye protection, hearing protection and gloves when handling or using saw blades.
- Use only with a compatible machine suitable for metal cutting applications.
- Disconnect the machine from power before fitting, adjusting or removing the blade.
- Confirm that the blade diameter, bore size and rotation direction are correct for the machine.
- Do not use a damaged, cracked, warped or missing-tooth blade.
- Do not exceed the maximum speed marked on the blade or specified by the machine manufacturer.
- Ensure all guards and safety devices are in place before cutting.
- Secure the workpiece properly before cutting.
- Keep hands clear of the cutting path and moving blade.
- Allow the blade to stop completely before setting the machine down or touching the blade area.
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