CMT Orange Tools 285.650.10 10" Cut-Off Circular Saw Blades

This saw blade is part of the CMT Industrial Orange Chrome/Xtreme premium line of blades. This is one of CMTs highest performing saw blades and designed for professional woodworkers who require high precision and durability. The special chrome carbide reduces tooth abrasion and the chrome plated body protects against rust, corrosion and guarantees long-lasting performance. This blade is designed to be run all day and can cut wood, plywood, OSB, laminate. Melamine, moldings and MDF. The steel plate is laser cut from 46-48 HRC precision German steel to very tight tolerances ensuring longer life and more accurate cuts. The cutting teeth are made from a specially formulated chromium micrograin carbide which stays sharper longer by reducing cutting edge abrasion, improving cut quality and tool life. Each tooth is precision ground on a multi-axis CNC machine creating perfect edge angles and guaranteeing extra-clean cuts and extended life. The Silver-Copper-Silver tri-metal brazing process used to attach the teeth to the saw plate lets the teeth withstand severe impact when cutting harder wood and composite material. The saw plate is coated with a chrome layer to protect against corrosion and rust, guaranteeing longer tool life. The laser cut heat expansion slots are engineered to allow the blade to expand when heat build-up occurs from use, preventing blade warping. Slots filled with polyurethane reduce vibrations and noise (25% less than standard saw blades) improving cut quality and extending blade life.

• Model number: 285.650.10
• Applications: rip and crosscuts with large gullets allowing deep cuts and effective chip clearance Machines: radial arm saw, miter saw, table and special saws Material: soft and hardwoods plywood and chipboard
• Finish quality: “Excellent” for ripping and crosscutting wood and plywood
• Size: 10” Bore: 5/8” Teeth: 50 Grind: 4 Alternate Top Bevel (ATB) and 1 Triple CHip Grind (TCG) Kerf: 0.0126” Plate thickness: 0.087” Tooth hook angle: 12 degrees