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Precision TCT Circular Saw Blade for Cutting Aluminum

Under the warm shop light, the Precision TCT Circular Saw Blade for Cutting Aluminum gleams, ready for work. Its tough TCT tips bite cleanly through aluminum, keeping heat low and leaving smooth, burr‑free edges. Whether cutting small pieces or big panels, each pass is quick, steady, and leaves your project looking sharp and professional.

Lead Time:

1-500(pieces):25(days),501-5000(pieces):45(days),>5000(pieces):To be negotiated(days)

Place of Origin:

China

shipping:

Express · Ocean freight · Land freight · Air freight

Customization:

Customized logo (Min. Order: 10 sets),Customized packaging (Min. Order: 100 sets),Graphic customization (Min. Order: 100 sets)

Samples:

$35.0/piece | Min. order : 1 piece

Payments:

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

model number:

18 inch 455x4.0x80BT

brand name:

X&H or OEM

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Body Thickness

3.2mm

Performance

Smooth, Low Noise, No Burrs, Excellent Lifetime and Cut Quality

Machine

Miter Saw, Aluminum Cut Off Saw, Portable Saws

kerf

4.0mm

Arbor Hole Size

1"25.4mm or 30mm

Tooth Pattern

Number of Teeth

Advantage

Using advanced Germany Technology

Diameter

18"455mm

Application

Aluminum Profile, Aluminum Alloy,Brass,Non Ferrous

blade width

0.157in(0.40cm)

grade

Industrial

Saw Blade Size

18 inch 455x4.0x80BT

finishing

White or As Your Request

place of origin

Shanghai, China

customized support

OEM, ODM, OBM

process type

AS YOUR REQUIREMENT

edge height

0.315in(8mm)

blade diameter

18 in(45.72cm)

blade length

6 1/2 in

teeth per inch

Other

arbor size

1in(2.54cm)

Cutting Thickness

0.014in, 0.05in, 0.02in, 0.018in, 0.025in

warranty

3 Years

Precision Cutting, Thin-Kerf Durability

The TCT Saw Blade Precision Grade delivers fast, burr-free cuts through aluminum profiles and alloys, boosting productivity for miter, portable, and cut-off saw operations. Tungsten carbide tips fused to a special-steel body with BT tooth geometry and a slim kerf ensure long life, clean edges, and reduced material waste. Available in white finish with customizable diameters, bore sizes, tooth counts and secure packaging, it arrives ready to fit your saw and minimize downtime.

Precision TCT Aluminum Cutting

The TCT Saw Blade Precision Grade features tungsten carbide tips brazed to a special-steel body with a BT tooth pattern, available in diameters from 255–1200 mm and customizable inner diameters, kerf, body thickness and tooth counts (60T–144T) with white or bespoke finishes. Designed for precision cutting of aluminum profiles, aluminum alloy and brass on miter, aluminum cutoff and portable saws, it delivers burr-free, high-speed cuts and extended tool life to reduce downtime and material waste. Its carbide-tipped, thin-kerf geometry and optimized tooth layout minimize vibration and heat buildup while promoting chip evacuation and dimensional stability, forming a robust structure that boosts accuracy and productivity in industrial applications.

Precision Aluminum Cutting Blade

The TCT Saw Blade Precision Grade is a precision TCT circular saw blade engineered for clean, efficient cutting of aluminum profiles, aluminum alloys and brass, featuring tungsten carbide tips on a special steel body. Available in diameters from 10" (255mm) to 48" (1200mm) with configurable kerf (2.0–10.0mm), body thickness (1.6–9.0mm) and tooth counts (60T–144T), it suits miter saws, aluminum cut-off saws and portable saws. Manufactured by X&H with customizable finishes and fast delivery options, this durable blade delivers professional accuracy for industrial and workshop use—please handle carefully as the saw blade is very sharp.

◎ Precision Tungsten Carbide

◎ Versatile Size Options

◎ Clean Aluminum Cuts

Precision, Clean, Fast, Durable

Crafted by a heritage tooling brand with rigorous quality control, the TCT Saw Blade Precision Grade combines tungsten carbide tips bonded to a hardened steel core for consistent, long-life performance when cutting aluminum. Optimized tooth geometry, micro-grain carbide, anti-vibration slots and high-precision grinding deliver burr-free, cool cutting at high feed rates while minimizing heat and material adhesion. Key advantages include extended blade life, superior dimensional accuracy, fast feed capability, excellent chip evacuation and low noise, making it ideal for industrial and precision workshops.

Material introduction

The TCT Saw Blade Precision Grade combines ultra-durable tungsten carbide tips with a tough, specially heat-treated steel body to deliver clean, burr-free cuts in aluminum profiles and alloys. Precision manufacturing and controlled finishing ensure stable tooth geometry, minimal vibration and extended wear life under high-speed cutting conditions. Offered with white or custom finishes and available in a wide range of diameters, kerfs, thicknesses and tooth counts, this carbide-tipped blade is optimized for miter saws, portable saws and aluminum cut-off saws working on aluminum and brass.

◎ Precision TCT Circular Saw Blade — Standard Precision Grade

◎ Precision TCT Circular Saw Blade — High-Stability Coated Variant

◎ Precision TCT Circular Saw Blade — Thin-Kerf, Fine-Tooth Edition

FAQ

What kinds of aluminum parts and cutting scenarios is the Precision TCT circular saw blade designed for?

The blade is made for a wide range of non‑ferrous cutting tasks: aluminum extrusions and profiles, sheet and plate, tubing and round bar, HVAC ductwork, trim, and small fabrication parts. It’s most useful where a clean, burr‑reduced cut and long blade life are required — for production miter saws, cold saws, panel saws and CNC sawing stations that cut aluminum and other non‑ferrous alloys.

How should I choose tooth count and geometry for different aluminum jobs?

For thin sheet and applications that need a very fine finish, choose a high tooth count and a fine grind (more alternate top bevel or fine ATB). For general‑purpose cutting of medium‑thickness extrusions use a medium tooth count. For thick profiles and rapid cross‑cuts use fewer teeth with a coarser pitch for better chip clearance. Blades intended for aluminum often use carbidetipped grinds (including triple chip grind or ATB variants) that resist built‑up edge — follow the blade maker’s spec sheet to match tooth style to the workpiece.

Do I need coolant or lubrication when cutting aluminum with this blade?

Using lubrication is strongly recommended in most aluminum cutting situations to reduce heat, prevent chip welding and built‑up edge, and improve finish. Light cutting oils, aluminum‑safe emulsions, or a fine mist of lubricant work well. For very thin sheet or delicate work, minimal lubrication may be preferred to avoid staining; always test and follow shop safety/material guidelines. Avoid aggressive coolants that react with aluminum.

What cutting speed and feed practices give the best results and longest blade life?

Follow the blade manufacturer’s RPM/diameter chart and the machine’s limits. In general, use relatively high spindle speed with steady, consistent feed — avoid very slow feeds that cause melting or gumming, and avoid too aggressive feeds that cause vibration or tooth breakage. Match feed to the workpiece thickness and tooth count: slower feed for thin/high‑tooth blades to prevent overload; faster feed for coarse/low‑tooth blades to keep chips clearing. Always keep workpieces well supported and clamped to minimize vibration.

I’m getting burrs, melted edges or chips welding to the blade — what should I check and change?

Common causes are incorrect tooth geometry for the material, too slow a feed, insufficient lubrication, dull teeth or excessive runout. Fixes: use a blade with the correct grind and tooth count, increase feed rate slightly, add or improve lubrication, clean built‑up material from the teeth, and confirm the arbor runout and machine alignment. If teeth are chipped or the carbide edge is severely worn, replace or have the blade professionally resharpened.

How should I mount, inspect and maintain the TCT blade for safe, reliable operation?

Always mount the blade on the correct arbor and tighten to the machine’s specified torque; confirm compatibility (arbor hole, flange and guard). Before each run inspect for cracked carbide tips, missing teeth, excessive wear, or heavy aluminum buildup. Clean the blade after use to remove gumming or chips (use approved solvents and soft brushes), store flat or in a blade case to protect teeth, and keep blades dry. Carbide tips can often be resharpened a few times by a qualified service — when performance or safety is compromised, replace the blade.

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