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OEM Wholesale V-Scoring TCT Tungsten Carbide Saw Blade

The OEM Wholesale V-Scoring TCT Tungsten Carbide Saw Blade is a tungsten‑carbide‑tipped circular blade made for precise V‑scoring and clean trimming of laminated panels, veneers, and composite boards. Its TCT teeth stay sharp longer and resist heat and wear, producing smooth, chip‑free edges and high‑speed cuts. Offered in OEM sizes and bulk quantities, it supports stable, low‑vibration cutting and delivers a low cost‑per‑cut for professional shops.

Lead Time:

1-1000(pieces):9(days),1001-5000(pieces):35(days),>5000(pieces):To be negotiated(days)

Place of Origin:

China

Samples:

$7.0/piece | Min. order : 1 piece

Shipping:

Support Sea freight

Payments:

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

model number:

200*2.2*25.4mm*40T

brand name:

X&H

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DELIVERY TIME

15-25 Days

Quality Grade

Professional Grade

Usage

Power Tool Part

Package

Inner Box + Outer Carton

Service

One-stop Service

MOQ

10 Pieces

Advantage

Fast Cutting

Color

Silver

Application

Cutting Wood

blade width

2.2mm

Blade Features

WOOD CUTTING

Shape

circular, Circular Round Saw Blade

grade

Industrial

Saw Blade Size

200*2.2*25.4mm

finishing

White

place of origin

Shanghai, China

customized support

OEM, ODM, OBM

process type

High Frequency Welded, Laser welded

edge height

0.315in(8mm)

blade diameter

8in(20.32cm)

blade length

6 1/2 in

Number Of Teeth

teeth per inch

Other

arbor size

25.4mm

Cutting Thickness

1.5mm

warranty

3 Years

Precision, Durability, Custom Packaging

The OEM wholesale V-scoring TCT tungsten carbide saw blade delivers precise, clean cuts and minimal tear-out for Wood & Plastic thanks to its V-scoring geometry and durable tungsten carbide tip and body. Available in customizable diameters, kerfs, tooth counts and finishes and packed securely for bulk shipment, it lets manufacturers select the exact blade shape, style and quality to match production needs. Backed by over 20 years of blade expertise, fast delivery and technical support from engineers and technicians, it reduces downtime and boosts productivity on every job.

Precision V-Scoring Carbide Blade

This OEM wholesale V-Scoring TCT tungsten carbide saw blade combines tungsten carbide tips and body with precision V-scoring tooth geometry to deliver razor-sharp, low‑tear cuts and excellent heat resistance. Engineered for Wood & Plastic, the blade provides long service life, high cutting accuracy and reduced chipping while offering customizable diameters, kerf, body thickness and tooth counts to suit varied power tools and production demands. Its balanced structure, thin-kerf options and carbide composition minimize vibration and material waste to boost productivity and OEM consistency, with standard safety precautions advised due to the blade's extreme sharpness.

Precision V-Scoring Carbide Blade

The OEM V-Scoring TCT tungsten carbide saw blade from X&H features tungsten carbide tips and body for durable, high-precision cutting and is available in customizable diameters, kerf, thickness, and tooth counts. Designed for Wood & Plastic applications, this wholesale blade delivers clean V-scoring and reduced tear-out while the Shanghai-based team offers technical support and flexible finishing options. Please handle with care due to its very sharp cutting edges, and expect fast delivery (1–25 days depending on stock and quantity) with OEM quality control from an experienced saw blade manufacturer.

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Precision V-Scoring Lasting Durability

Crafted by a precision OEM brand, the Wholesale V-Scoring TCT Tungsten Carbide Saw Blade is engineered with high-density tungsten carbide tips and optimized V-scoring geometry to deliver clean, chip-free edges and extended life. Its hardened body, laser-cut stabilizing vents, and triple-chip grind provide smooth crosscuts and scoring cuts for Wood & Plastic, reducing tear-out and minimizing finishing work. Features include durable TCT tips, precision V-score teeth, balanced low-vibration design, and OEM wholesale availability—advantages are longer tool life, high cutting accuracy, faster throughput, and cost-effective replacement.

Material introduction

Constructed with tungsten carbide tips and a tungsten carbide body, this V-scoring TCT saw blade delivers exceptional hardness and wear resistance for precise scoring applications. Its carbide composition minimizes chipping and heat buildup, producing clean, accurate cuts for Wood & Plastic while extending service life under high-speed operation. Available through OEM wholesale channels with customizable diameter, kerf, tooth count and finishing, the blades are supported by experienced manufacturing and technical teams to meet specific production requirements.

◎ Tungsten Carbide Strength

◎ Precision V-Scoring Geometry

◎ Shanghai OEM Durability

FAQ

What is an OEM Wholesale V-Scoring TCT Tungsten Carbide Saw Blade and when should I use it?

A V-scoring TCT (tungsten carbide tipped) blade is a specialized circular saw blade with a smaller scoring tooth set or a paired scoring blade designed to make a shallow pre-score cut ahead of the main blade. It is used to prevent chipping, tear-out and splintering when cutting laminated panels, melamine, veneered plywood, HPL, laminate flooring and other coated or veneered sheet goods. Use it whenever you need clean edges on decorative panels or must minimize secondary finishing.

Which materials and production scenarios are best suited for this blade?

Typical applications include cutting melamine-faced board, MDF with veneer, laminated plywood, HPL, laminate flooring, PVC- or ABS-coated panels and similar engineered wood products. It is commonly used in furniture shops, cabinetmaking, panel saw and CNC routing/processing centers, and production lines where high-volume panel cutting requires consistent edge quality.

What machines and installation tips should I follow for safe and effective use?

These blades are compatible with panel saws, table saws, scoring units, and some CNC router setups designed for circular scoring blades. Match the blade diameter, arbor bore and RPM rating to your machine. Install the scoring blade ahead of the main blade or use a combined scoring-main blade set as intended. Ensure correct blade rotation, secure mounting, and that the scoring blade’s depth/offset is adjusted to only score the face veneer without cutting full thickness. Always follow your machine manual and the blade manufacturer’s installation instructions.

How do I set cutting parameters to get the best edge quality and avoid problems?

Start with the machine and blade manufacturer’s recommended RPM and feed settings. For sheet goods, a moderate feed rate that allows the carbide tips to cut cleanly—rather than rub—is ideal. If you see burning, slow down the feed; if chipping persists, slightly reduce feed or increase scoring depth/adjust alignment. Do test cuts on scrap from the same batch to dial in blade height, scoring depth and feed. Keep in mind that different coatings and density variations require small adjustments.

What maintenance, sharpening and storage practices extend blade life?

Keep the blade clean of pitch, resin and adhesive buildup—use an appropriate blade cleaner. Inspect carbide tips regularly for broken or glazed teeth; minor dulling can often be restored by professional diamond grinding (resharpening), but broken tips usually require replacement. Avoid overheating: use correct cutting parameters and allow cooling pauses in heavy production. Store blades flat or hanging in protective sleeves to prevent edge damage and corrosion.

What common problems happen with V-scoring TCT blades and how do I troubleshoot them?

- Chipping/tear-out on the face: check scoring blade alignment and depth, reduce feed rate, ensure scoring blade engagement is before the main blade, and verify blade condition. - Burn marks or melted edges: feed too slowly, dull teeth, or wrong blade for material; increase feed or sharpen/replace blade. - Vibration/noise: incorrect mounting, bent blade, or incompatible arbor size—stop and inspect mounting flanges and blade runout. - Short blade life: abrasive material, resin buildup, excessive speed or feed—clean blade, reduce aggressiveness, and confirm the blade grade matches the material. If issues persist, consult the blade supplier with photos and cut samples for tailored advice.

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