Trend CRAFTPRO Wood Cutting Mitre Saw Blade
£33.95 at Tooled Up · 26% below amazon price £45.95
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The Trend CRAFTPRO Mitre Saw Blade in 215mm diameter with 48 teeth and 30mm bore is a general-purpose crosscutting blade suited to 215mm mitre saws.
The 48-tooth ATB configuration provides a reliable, quality cut through hardwood, softwood, plywood, and chipboard for consistent professional results.
Features and Benefits: • 48-tooth count for general-purpose crosscutting • Silver brazed TCT tips for secure bonding and durability • Reamed bore for precise spindle fit • Laser etched to EN847-1/2 standard • Hardened alloy steel plate, precision ground for flatness Specifications: Diameter: 215mm
The 48-tooth ATB configuration provides a reliable, quality cut through hardwood, softwood, plywood, and chipboard for consistent professional results.
Features and Benefits: • 48-tooth count for general-purpose crosscutting • Silver brazed TCT tips for secure bonding and durability • Reamed bore for precise spindle fit • Laser etched to EN847-1/2 standard • Hardened alloy steel plate, precision ground for flatness Specifications: Diameter: 215mm
EAN 5027654515600 · Trend. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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