Wood Cutting Blades

Wood cutting saw blades are ideal for precision cutting of particle board, plywood, MDF and solid wood. Each blade is built with high-hardness carbide tips firmly welded to a high-strength steel body, delivering stable rotation, ultra-smooth cuts and low vibration during operation.

It achieves clean, precise cuts with barely any tear-out, effectively improving overall production efficiency. Well-suited for furniture making, cabinet production, wood crafts and interior woodworking. It works perfectly with both conventional table saws and industrial automated machinery, maintaining steady cutting accuracy and long service life.

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Wood cutting blades combine tungsten carbide tips with a hardened steel core. The carbide teeth hold their edge through thousands of cuts on hardwood, softwood, plywood, MDF, and laminated panels. Heat expansion slots and vibration-dampening grooves keep the blade running cool and quiet at high RPM. Precision balancing ensures wobble-free rotation across table saws, circular saws, panel saws, and industrial cutting machines.

At a Glance

Wood cutting blades with TCT (tungsten carbide tipped) teeth deliver fast, clean cuts on wood and composite materials. Carbide teeth hold their edge 3-5x longer than standard steel blades. Compatible with table saws, circular saws, and panel saws for furniture, cabinetry, and construction work. Yuanhe saw blades come in diameters from 100mm to 500mm.

Technical Specifications

Parameter Specification
Blade Type TCT (Tungsten Carbide Tipped)
Diameter Range 100mm – 500mm
Tooth Material High-hardness tungsten carbide
Core Material Premium alloy steel
Tooth Count 24T – 120T (application-dependent)
Arbor Size Standard 16mm / 20mm / 25.4mm / 30mm
Surface Treatment Polished and coated (anti-friction, anti-resin)
Features Heat expansion slots, vibration-dampening grooves, precision balanced
RPM Rating Up to 8,000 RPM (varies by diameter)

Key Features

1. Tungsten Carbide Teeth

Each tooth is a high-hardness tungsten carbide tip firmly welded to the steel core. Carbide teeth resist chipping, cracking, and tooth breakage during heavy-duty operation. Edge retention lasts 3 to 5 times longer than standard steel blades, reducing downtime for blade changes.

2. Anti-Friction Surface

The polished and coated blade surface reduces friction, resin buildup, and heat generation. Less friction means smoother cuts, lower motor load on the saw, and longer blade life between sharpenings.

3. Heat Expansion Slots

Laser-cut expansion slots in the blade body let the steel expand during high-speed cutting without warping. This keeps the blade flat and true even after hours of continuous operation, maintaining cut accuracy and preventing dangerous blade deformation.

4. Vibration-Dampening Grooves

Precision-cut grooves in the blade body absorb vibration and reduce noise during cutting. Lower vibration improves cut quality, reduces operator fatigue, and extends the life of both the blade and the saw motor.

5. Precision Balancing

Each blade undergoes precision balancing to minimize wobbling at high RPM. Balanced blades produce cleaner cuts, reduce bearing wear on the saw arbor, and run safer by eliminating the vibration that can loosen blade mounting hardware.

Material Compatibility

Wood cutting blades need the right tooth count for each material. The table below matches common wood products to recommended tooth configurations. Higher tooth counts produce smoother edges; lower counts cut faster.

Material Cut Quality Recommended Tooth Count
Hardwood Excellent 40T – 80T
Softwood Excellent 24T – 60T
Plywood Excellent (fine finish) 60T – 100T
MDF Excellent 60T – 100T
Particle Board Good 40T – 80T
Laminated Panels Excellent (chip-free) 80T – 120T
Veneer Boards Excellent (fine finish) 60T – 100T

Rule of Thumb

More teeth = smoother finish but slower feed rate. Fewer teeth = faster cutting but rougher edge. For rough framing use 24T-40T. For finish cabinetry use 60T-100T. For chip-free laminate cutting use 80T-120T.

Applications

Wood cutting blades serve six primary application areas. Each demands different tooth geometry, diameter, and feed rate for optimal results.

Furniture

Furniture manufacturing with precise, splinter-free cuts on hardwood panels and veneers.

Cabinetry

Cabinet production requiring consistent, chip-free edges on MDF, plywood, and laminates.

Construction

Framing, decking, and on-site cutting of dimensional lumber and engineered wood.

Wood Processing

Industrial wood processing plants with high-volume production lines and continuous operation.

Interior Decoration

Precision cutting for trim work, molding, flooring, and custom interior finishing.

Craft Workshops

Small-batch production, custom woodworking projects, and artisan furniture making.

Compatible Equipment

TCT wood cutting saw blades work with a wide range of equipment:

Machine Type Typical Diameter Common Use
Table Saw 250mm – 305mm Precision rip and cross cuts
Circular Saw 160mm – 235mm On-site cutting, framing
Panel Saw 300mm – 400mm Sheet goods, large panels
Cutting Machine 100mm – 500mm Industrial production lines

FAQ

What materials can TCT wood cutting saw blades cut? +
TCT blades cut hardwood, softwood, plywood, MDF, particle board, laminated panels, solid wood, veneer boards, and composite wood materials. Do not use on metal, concrete, or masonry. For those materials, choose diamond or metal-cutting blades instead.
How many teeth do I need for my TCT saw blade? +
24T to 40T for fast rough cutting and framing. 60T to 80T for general woodworking and cabinet-grade cuts. 80T to 120T for ultra-fine finish cuts on laminates, veneers, and plywood where chip-free edges matter.
How long do TCT saw blades last compared to standard steel blades? +
TCT blades last 3 to 5 times longer than standard steel blades in the same application. The carbide tips maintain their edge through more linear feet of cutting. When the blade does dull, the carbide tips can be professionally resharpened 3 to 5 times before replacement is needed.
Can TCT saw blades be resharpened? +
Yes. Tungsten carbide teeth can be professionally resharpened 3 to 5 times before the carbide becomes too thin. This extends total blade life significantly. Always use a professional sharpening service that uses diamond grinding wheels designed for carbide.
What does the anti-friction coating on the blade surface do? +
The polished and coated surface reduces friction between the blade body and the workpiece. Less friction means less heat, less resin and pitch buildup on the blade, smoother cuts, and lower motor load. A clean blade body also helps maintain cut accuracy over time.

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Standard diameters from 100mm to 500mm. Custom tooth counts and arbor sizes available. Send your specification for a quote.

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Woodworking Cutting Saw Blade
ITEM NUMBER OUTER DIAMETER (mm) INNER DIAMETER (mm) TEETH NUMBER
110-TW 110 16/20 12-40T
160-TW 160 16/20/22.23 12-40T
180-TW 180 20/22.23/25.4 24-60T
200-TW 200 20/22.23/25.4 24-60T
230-TW 230 22.23/25.4/30 40-100T
250-TW 250 22.23/25.4/30 60-120T
300-TW 300 25.4/30/32 60-120T
350-TW 350 25.4/30/32 60-120T
Cork saw blade
ITEM NUMBER OUTER DIAMETER(MM) INNER DIAMETER(mm) TEETH NUMBER
110-TW 110 16/20 24-40T
160-TW 160 16/20/22.23 24-40T
180-TW 180 20/22.23/25.4 24-60T
200-TW 200 20/22.23/25.4 24-60T
230-TW 230 22.23/25.4/30 24-80T
250-TW 250 22.23/25.4/30 24-120T
300-TW 300 25.4/30/32 30-120T
350-TW 350 25.4/30/32 30-120T
Hard plastic saw blade
ITEM NUMBER OUTER DIAMETER(mm) INNER DIAMETER(mm) TEETH NUMBER A positioning hole
110-TW 110 30 40T FT01=2/7/42+2/9/46.4
160-TW 160 30 40-60T
180-TW 180 30 40-60T
200-TW 200 30 60-80T FT02=2/9/46.4 + 2/10/60
230-TW 230 30 60-80T
250-TW 250 30 96-120T
300-TW 300 30 96-120T FT03=2/7/42 + 2/10/60
350-TW 350 30 100-120T
Composite board saw blade
ITEM NUMBER OUTER DIAMETER(mm) INNER DIAMETER(mm) TEETH NUMBER A positioning hole
200-TW 200 30 28T FT01=2/7/42 + 2/9/46.4
200-TW 200 30 36T
225-TW 225 30 24T FT02=2/9/46.4 + 2/10/60
225-TW 225 30 28T
250-TW 250 30 24T
255-TW 255 30 24T FT03=2/7/42 + 2/10/60
280-TW 280 30 36T
300-TW 300 30 36T
Anti-rebound dovetail saw blade
ITEM NUMBER OUTER DIAMETER(mm) INNER DIAMETER(mm) TEETH NUMBER A positioning hole
200-TW 200 30 28T FT01=2/7/42 + 2/9/46.4
200-TW 200 30 36T
225-TW 225 30 24T FT02=2/9/46.4 + 2/10/60
225-TW 225 30 28T
250-TW 250 30 24T
255-TW 255 30 24T FT03=2/7/42 + 2/10/60
280-TW 280 30 36T
300-TW 300 30 36T

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