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Grooving Saw Blades

Name: Grooving Saw Blades | T.C.T Precision Grooving | Yuanhe
Brand: YUANHE
Price: 10.00 USD
Availability: InStock

Grooving Saw Blade is equipped with high-quality tungsten carbide tips, delivering excellent wear resistance and consistent cutting performance. The blade body is precisely tensioned to ensure smooth operation with minimal vibration, helping achieve clean and accurate grooves.

Designed for industrial applications, it performs well on solid wood, MDF, particle board, and other engineered materials. The optimized tooth geometry allows efficient chip removal and reduces the risk of burning during continuous use, making it suitable for long working hours.

Compatible with various woodworking machines such as sliding table saws and grooving equipment, this blade is a reliable choice for furniture manufacturers and panel processing industries. Stable quality and consistent performance make it ideal for bulk supply and long-term cooperation.

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Grooving saw blades cut precise grooves, slots, and dados in wood panels, MDF, particle board, and laminated materials. Each blade carries tungsten carbide tips welded to a hardened steel core. The tooth geometry is optimized for clean groove walls and flat-bottom cuts. Grooving saw blades pair with scoring units on panel saws or run standalone on spindle moulders and CNC routers. Yuanhe supplies grooving blades from 120mm to 300mm diameter with custom kerf widths and bore sizes.

At a Glance

T.C.T grooving saw blades deliver clean, chip-free grooves in wood and panel materials. Carbide tips maintain edge sharpness through thousands of linear meters of cutting. Available in diameters from 120mm to 300mm with adjustable kerf widths. Pair with Yuanhe saw blades for complete panel processing solutions.

Technical Specifications

Parameter	Specification
Blade Type	T.C.T (Tungsten Carbide Tipped) Grooving Saw Blade
Diameter Range	120mm – 300mm
Kerf Width (Cutting Width)	2.8mm – 5.0mm (custom available)
Bore Size	20mm / 22mm / 25.4mm / 30mm
Tooth Count	12T – 36T (application-dependent)
Tooth Material	High-hardness tungsten carbide (K10/K20 grade)
Core Material	Premium alloy steel (75Cr1 / SKS51 equivalent)
Tooth Geometry	Flat-top (FT) / Conical / Alternating bevel
Tolerance	Kerf width ±0.05mm, bore H7, diameter ±0.15mm
RPM Rating	4,000 – 8,000 RPM (varies by diameter)

Key Features

1. Tungsten Carbide Tips (K10/K20 Grade)

Each tooth tip is micro-grain tungsten carbide brazed to the steel core. K10 grade handles abrasive materials like particle board and MDF. K20 grade suits hardwood and softwood. Carbide tips resist chipping and wear through extended production runs.

2. Precision Kerf Width Control

Kerf width is controlled to ±0.05mm tolerance. Consistent kerf width ensures every groove matches the panel thickness or insert strip precisely. This accuracy matters in cabinet manufacturing where dado joints must fit without gaps or excessive force.

3. Optimized Tooth Geometry

Flat-top (FT) teeth produce clean, flat-bottom grooves for dado joints and housing cuts. Conical teeth create V-grooves for folding panels. Alternating bevel teeth balance cutting force for smoother operation. The tooth geometry matches the application for maximum cut quality and blade life.

4. Strict Quality Inspection

Every grooving blade passes a multi-point inspection before shipping. Checks include kerf width measurement, bore concentricity, tooth height uniformity, and dynamic balance testing. This ensures stable performance and consistent cut quality from the first blade to the thousandth.

5. Custom Configurations

Non-standard diameters, kerf widths, bore sizes, and tooth counts are available. Carbide grade, tooth geometry, and coating can be adjusted for specific materials and cutting conditions. Contact Yuanhe with your specification for a custom quote.

Tooth Geometry Options

Geometry	Groove Profile	Best For
Flat-Top (FT)	Flat bottom, square walls	Dado joints, housing cuts, shelf grooves
Conical	V-shaped groove	Folding panels, miter folds, decorative grooves
Alternating Bevel	Flat bottom, clean edges	Veneered panels, melamine, chip-free edges

Selection Tip

Choose flat-top for structural dado joints. Choose conical for folding work. Choose alternating bevel when cutting laminated or veneered panels where chip-free edges matter. Not sure which geometry fits your application? Send your panel material and groove specification to our engineers.

Applications

Cabinet Dados

Precision dado joints for cabinet boxes. Flat-bottom grooves at exact panel thickness.

Panel Scoring

Pre-scoring laminated panels before main blade cuts to prevent surface chipping.

Miter Folds

V-grooves for folding panels into 90-degree corners without visible joint lines.

Shelf Grooves

Grooves for shelf pins and adjustable shelving systems in modular furniture.

Decorative Cuts

Aesthetic groove patterns on wall panels, doors, and architectural woodwork.

Furniture Joinery

Tongue-and-groove joints for drawers, frames, and solid wood furniture assembly.

FAQ

What is a grooving saw blade used for? +

Grooving saw blades cut precision grooves, slots, and dados in wood, MDF, particle board, and laminated panels. Typical applications include cabinet dado joints, panel pre-scoring, shelf grooves, miter folds, and decorative patterns on architectural panels.

What is the difference between flat-top and conical tooth geometry? +

Flat-top (FT) teeth produce grooves with a flat bottom and square walls. Use these for dado joints and shelf housings where a structural fit matters. Conical teeth create V-shaped grooves for folding panels and miter joints. Alternating bevel teeth produce flat-bottom grooves with clean, chip-free edges on laminated surfaces.

What materials can T.C.T grooving saw blades cut? +

T.C.T grooving blades cut hardwood, softwood, MDF, particle board, plywood, laminated panels, melamine-faced boards, and veneered panels. K10 carbide grade handles abrasive materials. K20 grade works best on natural wood. These blades are not designed for metal, concrete, or masonry.

Can I order grooving blades with custom kerf width? +

Yes. Standard kerf widths range from 2.8mm to 5.0mm. Custom kerf widths outside this range are available on request. Specify the exact panel thickness or groove dimension needed. Yuanhe adjusts tooth geometry, tip width, and plate thickness to match your specification. Lead time for custom kerf blades is typically 10 to 15 business days.

How does a scoring saw blade work with grooving blades? +

A scoring blade runs ahead of the main saw blade on a panel saw. It cuts a shallow groove (0.1mm to 0.2mm deep) along the cut line on the underside of the panel. When the main blade follows, it cuts from the opposite side. The pre-scored line prevents chipping and tear-out on laminated and veneered surfaces. Grooving blades with the right kerf width serve as scoring units.

Need T.C.T Grooving Saw Blades?

Standard diameters from 120mm to 300mm. Custom kerf widths, bore sizes, and tooth geometries available. Send your specification for a quote.

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