X&H OEM TCT/HSS/PCD Circular Saw Blade, Wood & Aluminum
The X&H OEM TCT/HSS/PCD Circular Saw Blade for Wood & Aluminum is a versatile, professional-grade blade built for fast, precise cutting of wood and non-ferrous metals. Offered in TCT, HSS and PCD tooth options, it delivers long life, heat resistance and clean, burr‑free finishes. Key selling points: OEM quality and wide compatibility; exceptional durability and wear resistance; smooth, low‑vibration cuts for higher productivity.
5.0
Lead Time:
1-500(pieces):9(days),501-1000(pieces):30(days),>1000(pieces):To be negotiated(days)
Place of Origin:
China
Customization:
Customized logo (Min. Order: 1000 sets),Customized packaging (Min. Order: 1000 sets),Graphic customization (Min. Order: 500 sets)
Samples:
$60.0/piece | Min. order : 1 piece
Shipping:
Support Sea freight
Payments:
L/C,D/A,D/P,T/T,Western Union,MoneyGram,OA
model number:
AS your requirement
brand name:
X&H
design customization
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Max speed
1275-5500rpm depended on diameter
Max cutting speed
105-500mm depended on diameter
Process type
Cold press and hot press
Edge Height
As your request
Quality grade
Sharp and fast
Machine
Angle grinder, marble, slotting machine
Tip Material
TCT, HSS, PCD
Usage
cutting granite ,stone, ceramic ,concrete,metal casting
Color
As your request
Diameter
As your request
blade width
AS your requirement
Blade Features
Multipurpose Cutting
Shape
Circular
Saw Blade Size
AS your requirement
finishing
White
place of origin
Shanghai,China
customized support
OEM, ODM, OBM
blade diameter
AS your requirement
blade length
Custom Products
Number Of Teeth
As your requirement
teeth per inch
Other
arbor size
AS your requirement
warranty
3 Years
Precision Durability Versatility Protection
X&H OEM circular saw blades with TCT, HSS, and PCD tip styles deliver fast, precise, and long‑lasting cuts for Concrete & Masonry, wood, and aluminum. Secure packaging, customizable diameters, inner diameters and blade thickness, plus a varnish or customer‑requested finish ensure consistent professional‑grade quality and corrosion resistance. OEM options and robust construction minimize downtime and replacement costs while providing the exact shape, style and performance your job requires.
Durable Precision Multi-Material Blade
The X&H OEM circular saw blade, made in Shanghai, China, is built from selectable TCT, HSS or PCD tip and body materials with professional-grade construction and customizable diameter, inner diameter, and blade thickness, finished in varnish or to your specifications. Its optimized tooth geometry and rigid blade body deliver high-speed, precise cutting across wood, aluminum and for Concrete & Masonry applications while reducing chipping and extending service life. Designed for OEM versatility, the blade’s bonded tips, balanced profile and finish options provide stable operation, long wear resistance, and consistent, clean cuts on diverse materials.
Precision Carbide Diamond Blades
X&H professional-grade circular saw blades from Shanghai, China (Mainland) are offered in TCT, HSS, and PCD types with matching tip and body materials for reliable performance. Customizable diameters, inner diameters, and blade thicknesses plus varnish or bespoke finishes make them suitable for a wide range of tasks, including for Concrete & Masonry applications. These blades are engineered for precision and long service life when cutting wood, aluminum, and other heavy-duty materials.
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Precise, Durable, Versatile Cutting
X&H OEM manufactures TCT, HSS and PCD circular saw blades using precision metallurgy, laser-balanced bodies and rigorous quality control to ensure consistent performance and durability. Engineered for wood and aluminum work and offered in specialized formulations for Concrete & Masonry, these blades feature heat-resistant coatings, optimized tooth geometry and anti-vibration slots to deliver fast, clean cuts with minimal chipping. Key features and advantages include multi-material compatibility, exceptional wear resistance and long service life, precision-ground teeth for superior finish, reduced noise and kickback for safer operation, and lower total cost of ownership through extended runtimes.
Material introduction
X&H OEM circular saw blades use TCT, HSS, and PCD for both tip and body construction to deliver superior hardness, impact resistance, and thermal stability across wood, aluminum and tougher substrates. Specialized PCD tips and reinforced body alloys are designed for Concrete & Masonry, offering exceptional wear life and consistent edge retention in demanding cutting conditions. Finished with industrial varnish and available in customizable diameters, inner diameters and thicknesses, these professional-grade blades are engineered for reliability and long service life.
◎ X&H OEM TCT Circular Saw Blade
◎ X&H OEM HSS Circular Saw Blade
◎ X&H OEM PCD Circular Saw Blade
FAQ
1
Which blade material from the X&H OEM TCT/HSS/PCD range should I choose for my job — TCT, HSS, or PCD — when cutting wood and aluminum?
Choose by application: TCT (tungsten-carbide-tipped) is the best general-purpose choice for most woodworking (solid wood, plywood, MDF) and many aluminum extrusion jobs — it balances wear resistance and cost. HSS (high-speed steel) is suitable for light-duty non-ferrous metal cutting and thin aluminum where high impact resistance and ease of sharpening matter, but it wears faster than carbide on abrasive jobs. PCD (polycrystalline diamond) is ideal for high-volume production, abrasive or coated materials, and when you need the longest life and the cleanest finish (e.g., laminates, composite panels, or long runs of aluminum with surface coatings).
2
What blade geometry and tooth count should I use for different cuts (ripping, crosscutting, aluminum extrusions, and thin sheet)?
For wood: use low tooth-count rip blades (large gullets, flat or low-ATB) for fast ripping and high tooth-count crosscut or combination blades (ATB or combination grind) for fine crosscuts and plywood. For aluminum: use blades designed for non-ferrous metals — larger tooth spacing, positive rake, and often a triple-chip grind (TCG) or specialized non-stick coatings to reduce gumming. For thin aluminum sheet, use a high tooth count and slow feed to avoid vibration and burrs; for thicker extrusions, a lower tooth count with big gullets handles chip evacuation better.
3
Are there special saw settings, speeds, or feed-rate considerations for cutting wood versus aluminum with these blades?
Always follow the blade’s maximum RPM and your saw manufacturer’s guidance. In general, wood cutting tolerates higher surface speeds and faster feed rates; aluminum needs lower cutting forces, controlled feed (slower), and steady RPM to avoid gumming and overheating. Reduce feed if you see poor finish or chip welding; increase chip evacuation (bigger gullets, air blast, or lubricant) when cutting aluminum. Avoid pushing too hard — let the blade do the cutting.
4
How should I mount and maintain the X&H OEM blades to get the best life and performance?
Match the blade’s arbor diameter to your saw (use reduction rings if needed), tighten flanges to the manufacturer’s torque, and ensure blades are concentric and free of warp. Keep blades clean (remove pitch and aluminum build-up), inspect teeth for damage before use, and store blades flat and dry. Re-sharpen TCT and HSS by qualified services (HSS can be regrinded more easily; TCT resharpening requires carbide-capable equipment); PCD blades must be serviced by specialist PCD shops or replaced when worn.
5
What common cutting problems occur with these blades, and how do I troubleshoot them?
Burning, chipping, rough edges, or excessive noise usually point to a dull blade, wrong tooth geometry, incorrect feed rate, unstable workpiece, or improper RPM. For aluminum, chip welding and burring indicate overheating or wrong grind — use lubricant/air blast, a blade with anti-stick coating, or switch to TCG/PCD geometry. For wood, tear-out can be reduced with higher tooth-count or score/finish blades and correct blade height (peg above material by one to two teeth). Always secure the workpiece and check saw alignment.
6
Any safety or best-practice tips specific to cutting wood and aluminum with these blades?
Wear eye, hearing, and respiratory protection; use guards and riving knives where applicable; clamp workpieces and support long stock to prevent kickback. For aluminum, control chips and coolant to avoid slipping hazards and fire risk from hot shavings; for coated woods or composites, consider PCD to reduce heat and chipping. Lastly, never exceed the blade’s rated RPM and stop the saw to inspect the blade if unusual vibration or smoke occurs.
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