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10" 120T TCT Carbide Blade HF & Laser Welded Aluminum/Wood

In the warm light of the shop, the 10" 120T TCT carbide blade glides like a whisper through wood and aluminum. HF and laser-welded teeth stay rock-solid for razor-sharp cuts, long life, and clean, splinter-free edges. Fit it to your saw and watch rough stock turn showroom-smooth, cut after perfect cut.

Lead Time:

1-500(pieces):8(days),501-1000(pieces):30(days),>1000(pieces):To be negotiated(days)

Place of Origin:

China

Customization:

Customized logo (Min. Order: 1 sets),Customized packaging (Min. Order: 10 sets),Graphic customization (Min. Order: 10 sets)

Samples:

$40.0/piece | Min. order : 1 piece

Shipping:

Support Sea freight

Payments:

L/C,D/A,D/P,T/T,Western Union,MoneyGram,OA

brand name:

X&H

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Performance

stable and better wear resistance

Machine

Aluminum cutting machine, single-double head saw

kerf

0.071in/1.8mm-0.315in/8mm or As Your Request

Arbor Hole Size

1"25.4mm or As Your Request

Finishing

White or As Your Request

Tooth Pattern

BC,BT or As Your Request

Tip Material

Tungsten Carbide Steel

Number of Teeth

12T-180T or As Your Request

Diameter

6"150mm-48"1200mm or As Your Request

Product Name

Thin Kerf Saw Blades for Aluminum

blade width

0.078in(0.20cm)

Blade Features

Multipurpose Cutting

Shape

Circular

grade

precision

Saw Blade Size

255x25.4x2.0x120T

place of origin

Shanghai, China

customized support

OEM, ODM, OBM

process type

Hot Press, High Frequency Welded, Laser welded, Cold Press

edge height

0.315in(8mm)

blade diameter

10in(25.40cm)

blade length

6 1/2 in

teeth per inch

Other

arbor size

1In(2.54cm)

Cutting Thickness

0.014in, 0.032 in, 0.05in, 0.02in, 0.035 in, 0.018in, 0.042in, 0.025in

warranty

3 Years

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This 10" 120T TCT carbide blade, HF and laser welded, delivers fast, accurate, burr-free cutting performance for Aluminum & Copper to keep production efficient and reduce rework. Thin-kerf profile, 120 teeth, tungsten-carbide tips and a varnish finish packaged in sturdy, ready-to-ship cases ensure safe handling, consistent feeding and clean edge quality. Offered in customizable diameters, inner bores, kerfs and tooth counts, this professional-grade blade provides long life and precise results for aluminum profiles, solid aluminum and copper workpieces.

Laser-Welded Versatile Carbide Cutting

The 10" 120T TCT carbide blade combines tungsten-carbide tips HF and laser welded to a special-steel body with a thin kerf and varnish finish, providing a professional-grade, high-tooth configuration for precision cutting. Engineered for Aluminum & Copper use as well as wood and aluminum profiles, it delivers long life, low burr, fast cool cutting and compatibility with single- or double-head saws and solid aluminum workpieces. Its high tooth count, optimized tooth geometry, controlled blade thickness and heat-resistant welds yield stable, low-vibration performance and consistent dimensional accuracy.

10-inch 120T TCT Blade

The 10" 120T TCT carbide blade HF and laser welded for Aluminum & Copper is a professional-grade thin-kerf saw blade with tungsten carbide tips and a special steel body, optimized for precision cutting of aluminum profiles and solid aluminum. Available in diameters from 6" (150mm) to 48" (1200mm) with kerf options of 0.071in–0.315in, blade thicknesses to suit your needs, and 12T–180T tooth configurations, it works with single and double head aluminum cutting machines. Finished with varnish or customized coatings and made in Shanghai by X&H, this durable blade delivers clean, efficient cuts for demanding fabrication applications.

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Accurate, Durable, Clean Cuts

Built by a precision tooling brand with generations of metalworking expertise, the 10" 120T TCT Carbide Blade features HF & Laser Welded construction and micro-grain carbide tips for superior edge stability and extended life. Designed for Aluminum & Copper and wood cutting, its 120-tooth ATB geometry delivers clean, burr-free finishes, low vibration, and reduced heat build-up for professional results. Key advantages include a precision-balanced body, anti-clog tooth design, corrosion-resistant coating, and broad compatibility with table and miter saws for faster feeds and consistent accuracy across mixed materials.

Material introduction

This 10" 120T TCT carbide blade features tungsten carbide tips HF and laser welded to a specially heat-treated steel body, providing exceptional edge hardness and long-lasting wear resistance. The thin-kerf design and precision varnish finish reduce friction and heat buildup, ensuring clean, burr-free cuts and minimal material loss when used for Aluminum & Copper. Engineered for professional-grade aluminum profiling and solid metal work, the blade's combination of premium carbide, special steel construction, and tight manufacturing tolerances delivers stability and reliable performance on single- and double-head saw machines.

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◎ HF & Laser Welded Body

◎ Thin‑Kerf, High‑Tooth Aluminum/Copper Cutter

FAQ

What materials is the 10" 120T TCT Carbide Blade HF & Laser Welded designed to cut?

This blade is optimized for cutting wood (hardwoods, softwoods, plywood, MDF, laminates, melamine) and non‑ferrous metals such as aluminum and brass. The 120 teeth give a very fine finish on thin stock and laminates, while the tungsten carbide tips stay sharp longer. It is not intended for cutting ferrous metals (steel, cast iron), masonry, or abrasive materials.

Which saws and arbor sizes will this 10" blade fit?

It fits most standard 10" circular saw platforms: table saws, miter saws (including sliding miter saws), radial arm saws, and some stationary chop saws—provided the saw accepts 10" blades. Many 10" blades use a 5/8" (≈15.9 mm) arbor; always check your saw’s arbor diameter and maximum blade diameter in the owner’s manual. Arbor adapters are available if needed. Also confirm your saw’s maximum safe RPM does not exceed the blade’s marked maximum.

What do “HF & Laser Welded” and “120T TCT” mean for performance and durability?

“TCT” means tungsten carbide tipped teeth for long wear and good edge retention. “HF & Laser Welded” refers to reinforced jointing methods used to attach the carbide tips to the steel body—these welding methods increase tip retention, reduce tip loss, and improve heat resistance under demanding cutting conditions. Combined with 120 teeth, the result is a blade that delivers a very smooth cut and improved durability for production use on wood and non‑ferrous metals.

How should I set up and cut aluminum versus wood for best results?

For wood: use your normal table or miter saw settings, a steady feed, and consider a zero‑clearance insert and sacrificial backing board for tearout-sensitive cuts. For aluminum/non‑ferrous metals: reduce feed rate compared to wood, keep a consistent steady feed (don’t stall or force), use an appropriate cutting lubricant or wax to reduce heat and gum buildup, and ensure good chip clearance (use a slower depth-of-cut or multiple shallow passes for thicker stock). Avoid cutting aluminum that has steel burrs or embedded ferrous debris—clean the workpiece first to prevent tip damage.

How do I maintain this blade and when can it be resharpened or replaced?

Clean resin, pitch, and aluminum buildup regularly with a solvent or blade cleaner. Avoid overheating the blade (excessive rubbing or very slow feed) which can shorten carbide life. TCT blades can be resharpened several times by a professional carbide‑tip sharpening service—do not attempt to re-tip yourself. Inspect the blade before each use for missing or cracked tips, bent plates, or excessive wear; replace the blade if you observe tip loss, severe wobble, or damaged teeth.

What safety precautions and setup tips should I follow when using this blade?

Always wear eye and hearing protection and avoid loose clothing. Use the saw’s blade guard, riving knife, and anti-kickback features. Secure the workpiece with clamps or a fence and stand to one side of the cutting line to avoid potential kickback. Confirm the blade is installed with the teeth pointing in the correct direction, firmly tightened to the correct torque, and within the blade RPM rating. For aluminum cutting, ensure good ventilation and clean chips away frequently to prevent slipping or build-up. If you’re ever unsure, consult your saw manufacturer’s manual and the blade’s markings before use.

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