Circular saw blade Art-Pol 200 x 30 mm, 30 carbide teeth (model AR42203)

Circular saw blade Art-Pol 200 x 30 mm, 30 carbide teeth (model AR42203) is a tungsten-carbide tipped blade designed for cutting solid wood, panels and boards. With a 200 mm outer diameter and a 30 mm bore, the blade is intended for use in table saws, mitre saws and circular saws that accept a 30 mm arbor. The 30 carbide teeth provide a balance of cutting speed and edge life for general-purpose woodworking tasks including crosscuts and rip cuts.

Advantages

The carbide-tipped teeth deliver improved wear resistance compared with high-speed steel, extending service intervals and maintaining cutting performance over multiple jobs. The 30-tooth configuration offers moderate tooth density for cleaner crosscuts than coarse rip blades while still permitting efficient material removal. The 30 mm bore fits machines with a corresponding arbor size, providing secure mounting and reduced runout when installed correctly.

Suitable for

• Crosscutting softwood and hardwood boards
• Rip cuts and general-purpose wood cutting
• Cutting laminated panels, plywood and MDF
• Use on table saws, mitre saws and circular saws with 30 mm arbor

Key specifications

• Outer diameter: 200 mm
• Bore (arbor) diameter: 30 mm
• Number of teeth: 30 carbide (tungsten) tipped teeth
• Tooth material: tungsten carbide
• Primary application: wood and wood-based panels

How to use

Install the blade on a compatible saw with a 30 mm arbor following the machine manufacturer's instructions. Ensure the saw is disconnected from power before mounting. Fit appropriate blade washers or flanges, tighten to the recommended torque and check blade runout. Select proper feed speed and cutting depth for the material being processed, and use recommended safety guards and push devices when cutting. Allow the blade to reach full speed before starting the cut and avoid excessive lateral pressure to maintain tooth life.

Usage recommendations

For improved life and consistent results, use the blade for appropriate wood and panel materials, avoid cutting metal or masonry, and inspect teeth for damage before use. Keep the blade clean of pitch and resin build-up and sharpen or replace it when cuts become rough or feed force increases.