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WOOD SAW BLADE 355mm TCT 40T Solid Wood Laser Welded OEM

The WOOD SAW BLADE 355mm TCT 40T Solid Wood Laser Welded OEM is a 355 mm (14") circular blade with 40 tungsten-carbide-tipped teeth built for high durability and clean cutting. Laser-welded tips on a stress-relieved steel core reduce vibration and extend life, giving smooth, accurate cuts in solid wood and engineered panels. It’s ideal for fast, low-chipping cross-cuts and finish work.

Usage scenarios (about 3 sentences):

It works well on table saws, miter saws, and circular saws for cross-cutting and ripping hardwoods and softwoods. Perfect for furniture making, door and window fabrication, trim work, and flooring installations where clean edges are needed. Also good for cutting plywood, MDF, laminates, and melamine in both professional workshops and DIY home projects.

Lead Time:

1-500(pieces):8(days),501-1000(pieces):25(days),1001-5000(pieces):45(days),>5000(pieces):To be negotiated(days)

Place of Origin:

China

Customization:

Customized logo (Min. Order: 500 sets),Customized packaging (Min. Order: 1000 sets),Graphic customization (Min. Order: 500 sets)

Samples:

$62.0/piece | Min. order : 1 piece

Shipping:

Support Sea freight

Payments:

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

model number:

1000mmx8mmx50mmx80T

brand name:

X&H

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Teeth type

Package

Wooden Case

Service

One-stop Service

MOQ

1-5 Pieces

Type

Woodworking Machinery

Advantage

Smooth Cutting

Color

Silver

Material

Diamond Powder+Alloy Steel

Application

Cutting Wood

blade width

8mm, 50mm

Shape

Circular Round Saw Blade

grade

Industrial

Saw Blade Size

1000mmx8mmx50mmx80T

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

40in

blade length

6 1/2 in

Number Of Teeth

teeth per inch

Other

Cutting Thickness

0.025in

warranty

3 Years

Laser-Welded Precision, Durable Performance

The Large Size Saw Blade 355mm TCT 40T gives workshops fast, accurate, tear-free cuts in solid wood with laser-welded TCT tips and an optimized tooth pattern for improved throughput and finish. Available in multiple diameters, kerfs and bores, its balanced ring shape, precision-ground BC tooth style and OEM-ready protective packaging ensure consistent quality, easy handling and damage-free storage. Custom-tailoring and OEM services let you match blade specs to your machines, reducing downtime and delivering reliable, repeatable performance for industrial or shop production.

Precision Laser-Welded Wood Blade

The WOOD SAW BLADE 355mm TCT 40T is a Large Size Saw Blade for solid wood featuring laser-welded tungsten carbide tips and a reinforced steel body with a BC tooth pattern, providing stable rotation, low vibration and consistently clean cuts. With OEM customization across diameters, kerf widths and bore sizes, it delivers extended service life, easy regrinding and cost-effective performance for high-volume production. The 40-tooth layout balances smooth surface finish and efficient feed rates, while the laser-welded structure enhances tooth retention and reduces downtime during heavy machining of solid wood.

Laser-Welded Precision TCT Blade

This Large Size Saw Blade (355mm, TCT, 40T) is laser-welded for precise, clean cutting of solid wood and built to OEM quality standards. Models are available in diameters ranging from 450mm to 1800mm with kerfs from 3.3 to 10.0mm, bores of 30–100mm, BC tooth patterns and tooth counts typically from 60 to 120, with custom tailoring available on request. Robust construction reduces vibration and heat for long life and consistent professional woodworking performance.

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Laser Welded Precision Cuts

Backed by a heritage OEM manufacturer, the Large Size Saw Blade 355mm TCT 40T features a laser-welded design and premium tungsten carbide teeth to deliver long life and precise, low-vibration cuts. Its balanced geometry and precision grinding provide smooth ripping and crosscutting across hardwoods and engineered panels, while the reinforced weld joint resists heat and fracture under heavy use. Practical advantages include reduced downtime, cleaner finishes, consistent tooth sharpness, and easy resharpening, making it a reliable choice for professional woodworking shops.

Material introduction

The blade features a heat-treated, high-grade alloy steel core engineered for stability and minimal runout in heavy-duty cutting. Tungsten carbide tipped (TCT) teeth are precision-ground and laser welded to the steel body, delivering exceptional wear resistance, sharpness retention and heat resistance when cutting solid wood. This construction makes the Large Size Saw Blade family—available in multiple diameters, tooth counts and kerfs—a durable OEM solution for demanding wood-processing applications, with custom tailoring available to meet specific requirements.

◎ Alloy Steel Body

◎ Laser‑Welded Carbide

◎ Precision BC Kerf

FAQ

What machines and arbor sizes is the 355mm TCT 40T solid wood laser welded blade compatible with?

The blade is designed for common 355 mm (≈14") saws such as table saws, sliding and standard miter saws, radial arm saws and some panel saws. Before fitting, confirm the saw’s maximum RPM and the blade’s arbor size (match the saw arbor or use the correct adapter/flange). Also ensure the saw’s guard and fence are compatible with a 355 mm blade and follow the blade’s direction arrow when mounting.

What materials and cutting tasks is this 40-tooth TCT blade best suited for?

This tungsten-carbide-tipped (TCT) 40T blade is optimized for solid wood work—softwoods and hardwoods—and performs well on laminated boards, veneered panels and some plywood. With 40 teeth it gives a good balance of clean crosscut and reasonable ripping performance, making it ideal for general-purpose woodworking, finish carpentry, moldings and cabinetry. Avoid using it to cut metal, masonry, or materials containing nails, staples or heavy adhesives unless the blade is specifically rated for such materials.

Is the 40T tooth count better for rip cuts, crosscuts, or fine finishing?

A 40-tooth configuration is a versatile, general-purpose choice. It leans toward finer finishes than low-tooth ripping blades, so it’s especially good for crosscuts and situations where a smoother edge is desired (trim, finish work, shelving). It can still rip stock effectively at a slightly faster feed, but for very fast ripping of large-dimension lumber a lower-tooth (e.g., 24T) blade would remove material faster.

What operating speeds, feed techniques and cutting best practices should I follow?

Always follow the blade’s stamped maximum RPM and your saw’s recommended RPM. Many 355 mm blades are used on saws operating in the low thousands RPM range—check specifications rather than relying on a general number. For best results: secure workpieces, use proper fences or supports, maintain steady and even feed rate (slower for crosscuts/finishes, faster for ripping), avoid forcing the cut, and allow the blade to reach full speed before contacting material. Use appropriate push-sticks and anti-kickback devices and make relief passes on very thick or hard stock if needed.

How do I maintain and sharpen a laser-welded TCT saw blade to maximize life and performance?

Laser welding creates a stable joint between carbide tips and the steel body, allowing repeated professional resharpening without destroying the brazed tips when done correctly. Maintain the blade by keeping it clean of pitch and resin (use a blade cleaner), inspecting teeth for damage, replacing or professionally reconditioning when dull or chipped, and storing flat or hanging to avoid warping. Avoid hitting foreign objects (nails/staples) and operate within recommended speeds to extend life.

What common problems might I encounter (burning, chipping, vibration) and how do I troubleshoot them?

Burning: usually caused by a dull blade, too slow a feed, or feed/rotation mismatch—sharpen or replace blade, increase feed rate slightly, and check blade RPM. Chipping or tear-out: often due to wrong tooth geometry or feed direction—use a blade with an appropriate tooth pattern (ATB or combination) or make an extra finish pass; ensure blade is sharp. Vibration or wobble: check arbor fit, flange tightness, and blade runout; ensure blade and flange surfaces are clean and straight. Excessive noise or poor cut quality: inspect for bent teeth, incorrect mounting, or an overloaded saw motor. If unsure, stop and have a qualified technician inspect mounting and blade condition.

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