Circular saw blade Art-Pol 250x30 mm, 30 carbide teeth, model AR42253

Circular saw blade Art-Pol 250x30 mm, 30 carbide teeth, model AR42253 is a circular saw blade designed for cutting wood and wood-based panels. The blade has a 250 mm diameter and a 30 mm bore, fitted with 30 carbide-tipped teeth that provide durable cutting edges and maintain performance over extended use. It is intended for use on table saws and stationary circular saws that accept 250x30 mm blades and is optimized for both crosscutting and ripping tasks.

Advantages

The carbide-tipped teeth ensure longer service life compared with high-speed steel blades and provide consistent cutting quality across repeated operations. The balanced tooth count and geometry allow a compromise between cutting speed and surface finish, suitable for a variety of solid wood and panel materials. The standard 30 mm bore size enables compatibility with common saw arbor sizes used on stationary saw equipment.

Suitable for

• Crosscutting solid wood and timber
• Ripping and lengthwise cutting of boards
• Cutting wood-based panels such as MDF and plywood
• Use on table saws and stationary circular saws with 250 mm diameter and 30 mm bore

Key specifications

• Diameter: 250 mm
• Bore (arbor) diameter: 30 mm
• Teeth: 30 carbide-tipped teeth
• Material suitability: solid wood and wood-based panels (MDF, plywood, particle board)
• Primary cutting types: crosscut and rip cut

How to use

Install the blade on a compatible table saw or stationary circular saw with a matching 30 mm arbor, ensuring the saw is disconnected from power during fitting. Verify the blade rotation direction matches the saw’s rotation and tighten the arbor flange according to the saw manufacturer’s torque recommendations. Use appropriate feed rates and support for the workpiece to avoid binding. For safe operation, wear eye and hearing protection and follow the saw’s safety guards and instructions.

Usage recommendations

To extend blade life and maintain cut quality, use appropriate feed speed and avoid excessive lateral pressure. Keep the blade clean from pitch and resin build-up and inspect carbide tips for damage before high-precision work. Replace the blade when tooth wear reduces cutting performance or causes burning of the wood.