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X&H Thin Kerf TCT WC 355x25.4x2.5 120T Aluminum Blade

Under the shop light, the X&H Thin Kerf TCT WC blade gleams and slices aluminum like a knife through silk — 355x25.4x2.5 mm with 120 teeth, built to last. Its thin kerf and tungsten‑carbide tips whisper smooth, burr‑free cuts with less waste and a steady feed. For makers and pros alike, it feels fast, precise, and utterly reliable — the quiet hero of clean, perfect cuts.

Lead Time:

1-500(pieces):15(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:

$35.0/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

0.098in

grade

Industrial

Saw Blade Size

355x25.4x2.5x120T

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

14in

blade length

6 1/2 in

teeth per inch

Other

arbor size

1In

Cutting Thickness

0.014in, 0.02in, 0.018in, 0.025in

warranty

3 Years

Thin-Kerf Precision Packaged Quality

The X&H Thin Kerf TCT WC 355x25.4x2.5 120T blade delivers razor-clean, burr-free cutting performance for Aluminum & Copper, reducing scrap and accelerating cycle times on single- and double-head saws. Built with tungsten carbide tips on a special-steel body, a thin kerf profile and balanced tooth style, it provides precision shape and professional-grade quality for long-life, consistent cuts. Supplied in protective packaging with a standard 25.4mm bore and available across diameters and tooth counts, it ensures easy installation, minimal vibration and reliable results for high-volume fabrication.

Precision Carbide Thin-Kerf Blade

The X&H Thin Kerf TCT WC 355x25.4x2.5 120T is a tungsten-carbide-tipped circular saw blade with a precision special-steel body (355 mm diameter, 25.4 mm bore, 2.5 mm thin kerf and 120 teeth) finished with varnish for enhanced wear resistance. Engineered for Aluminum & Copper, its thin kerf, high tooth count and optimized tooth geometry deliver fast, low-heat, low-burr cuts on aluminum profiles and solid stock in single- and double-head saw machines, improving surface finish and tool life. With customizable diameters, kerf widths (1.8–8 mm), blade thicknesses and tooth configurations, the blade combines professional-grade durability, efficient chip evacuation and repeatable precision for demanding metal-cutting applications.

Thin Kerf Aluminum Blade

The X&H Thin Kerf TCT WC 355x25.4x2.5 120T is a professional-grade tungsten carbide-tipped saw blade with a special steel body and a thin kerf design for precision cutting. Engineered for Aluminum & Copper, it excels on aluminum profiles and solid aluminum using single- or double-head saws to deliver clean, fast cuts. Available in diameters from 150mm to 1200mm with customizable inner diameters, kerf widths, tooth counts, and varnish or customer-specified finishing, it suits a wide range of industrial cutting needs.

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Precision Cutting, Smooth Finish

X&H's Thin Kerf TCT WC 355x25.4x2.5 120T blade is precision-engineered with a narrow 2.5 mm kerf and high-density tungsten carbide tips to deliver fast, accurate cuts while minimizing material loss. Specifically designed for Aluminum & Copper, the 120-tooth geometry and optimized tooth grind produce clean, burr-free finishes with reduced vibration and heat build-up for extended tool life. Lightweight, well-balanced construction, superior chip evacuation, and durable WC tipping combine to lower cutting forces, increase feed rates, and provide consistent, long-lasting performance in high-speed saw applications.

Material introduction

The X&H Thin Kerf TCT blade uses tungsten carbide (WC) tipped teeth brazed to a high-strength special steel body to ensure long life and heat resistance under high-speed cutting. Its thin kerf geometry and varnish finish reduce material loss and corrosion while delivering clean, low-burr cuts, making it ideal for Aluminum & Copper applications. Offered in multiple diameters, inner diameters, kerf widths and tooth counts for professional-grade single and double head saws, this blade is optimized specifically for aluminum profile and solid aluminum cutting.

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FAQ

What materials and applications is the X&H Thin Kerf TCT WC 355x25.4x2.5 120T Aluminum Blade intended for?

This blade is designed primarily for non‑ferrous metals — especially aluminum in forms such as sheet, plate, extrusions, profiles and composite panels. Its tungsten‑carbide (WC) tipped teeth and fine 120‑tooth count produce clean, burr‑reduced cuts ideal for trim work, panel cutting, mitering, and precision crosscuts in aluminum and similar soft alloys. It is not intended for cutting hardened steel, rebar or other ferrous/hardened materials.

Which saws and arbor sizes is the blade compatible with?

The blade is 355 mm (≈14") in diameter with a 25.4 mm (1") bore, so it fits most 14" table saws, miter saws, panel saws and other machines that accept a 355 mm blade and a 25.4 mm arbor. If your machine has a different arbor size, use the correct bushing or reducer to adapt to 25.4 mm. Always verify machine clearance, flange fit and that your saw’s maximum RPM meets or exceeds (and does not exceed) the blade’s stamped max safe RPM.

What are the benefits of the thin kerf and 120 teeth for aluminum cutting?

The thin kerf (2.5 mm plate) reduces material waste and requires less motor power, which is helpful on lower‑power or portable saws. The high tooth count (120T) produces a very fine finish with minimal burrs, making it well suited for delicate profiles, trim work and sheet cutting. Because thin kerf blades remove less material per pass, feed rates should be controlled to avoid overheating or loading the gullets.

What cutting speeds, feed practices and cooling/lubrication are recommended?

Follow the blade and machine RPM limits — check the blade’s stamped max RPM and the saw’s rated speed. In practice, use a steady, moderate feed (not aggressive) so each tooth takes a small chip; this gives the cleanest finish on aluminum. Apply a suitable lubricant/coolant or cutting wax (soluble cutting fluid, aerosol aluminum cutting spray or paste) to reduce built‑up edge and heat. Ensure good chip evacuation (keep the workpiece supported and clear the kerf) to prevent clogging and overheating.

How should I install and maintain the blade for best performance and safety?

Fit the blade on correctly sized flanges, verify rotation direction, and torque the arbor nut to the saw manufacturer’s specification. Inspect the blade before use for chipped teeth, cracks or heavy buildup. Keep the blade clean of pitch and oxides, and use lubricant when cutting. Tungsten‑carbide tips can be professionally resharpened several times; replace the blade if tip damage, excessive runout or cracking is present.

What common cutting problems might I encounter and how do I fix them?

Burning or discoloration of the cut usually means too slow feed, too high speed, or inadequate lubrication — increase feed slightly, reduce speed if necessary and use cutting fluid. Excessive burrs or rough finish can be from worn teeth or too aggressive feed; consider resharpening or slowing the feed. Chatter or vibration often comes from improper flange contact, loose arbor, incorrect blade for the application, or warped blade — check flange fit, arbor runout and tighten hardware; replace the blade if warped or damaged.

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