Sabre saw blade Abraboro TCT 455/405/50 mm, Abraboro

Sabre saw blade Abraboro TCT 455/405/50 mm is a tungsten carbide-tipped replacement blade developed for heavy cutting tasks on construction and demolition sites. With a 50 mm width and lengths of 455 mm and 405 mm compatibility, the blade is intended for use in sabre/saw machines that accept these dimensions. The TCT (tungsten carbide-tipped) design provides a hard, wear-resistant cutting edge suitable for demanding materials such as wood, non-ferrous metals and composite panels, offering extended tip life compared with standard bi-metal blades.

Advantages

The tungsten carbide tips deliver improved durability and maintain sharpness during repetitive, high-load cutting. The blade's robust construction reduces wear and chipping when cutting abrasive or mixed-material workpieces. Designed for renovation and rough on-site dismantling, the Abraboro TCT blade supports longer cutting intervals and fewer blade changes, which increases productivity in continuous work environments.

Suitable for

• Demolition and renovation work requiring fast, aggressive cutting
• Cutting wooden structures, beams and timber framing
• Processing non-ferrous metals such as aluminum sheets and profiles
• Working with composite materials and laminates
• On-site dismantling and rough carpentry where a durable tip is needed

Key specifications

• Tungsten carbide-tipped (TCT) tooth design for extended tip life
• Available lengths: 455 mm and 405 mm suitable for compatible sabre saws
• Blade width: 50 mm for stable, straight cutting
• Intended materials: wood, non-ferrous metals, composite panels and laminates
• Application type: heavy-duty cutting, demolition, renovation and rough cutting

How to use

Install the Abraboro TCT blade in a compatible sabre/saw according to the tool manufacturer's blade mounting instructions, ensuring correct orientation and secure retention. Select a cutting speed and feed rate appropriate to the material: moderate speed for metals and higher feed for wood and composites. Allow the blade to cut with its own weight and avoid excessive lateral force to prevent premature tip wear or breakage. Replace the blade when cutting performance declines or visible tip damage appears.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment (eye protection, gloves and hearing protection) and secure the workpiece before cutting. For best life and performance of the carbide tips, avoid overheating by using controlled feed rates and periodic pauses during extensive metal cutting. Match the blade length and mounting style to the specific sabre saw model for safe, reliable operation.