Circular saw blade Condor 400 mm x 30 mm bore, 60 teeth, TCT

Condor 400 mm circular saw blade with a 30 mm bore and 60 TCT (tungsten carbide tipped) teeth is designed for precision cutting on woodworking machinery and panel saws. The blade diameter and bore match common industrial and workshop machines that require a 400×30 mm blade, and the 60-tooth TCT configuration is intended to produce clean crosscuts and rip cuts in solid wood, veneered panels and composite boards. Balanced for stable rotation, the blade is suitable where accurate edge quality and reduced chipping are important.

Advantages

The tungsten carbide tipped teeth offer improved wear resistance and longer cutting life compared with high-speed steel teeth. A 60-tooth tooth count provides a finer finish and reduced splintering on the cut edge while maintaining reasonable feed rates. The 400 mm diameter with 30 mm bore ensures compatibility with many standard panel saws and table saws. The blade geometry and carbide tips are intended to deliver consistent performance across a range of wood-based materials.

Suitable for

• Crosscutting solid wood with a fine finish
• Rip cutting of boards and panels on industrial and workshop saws
• Cutting veneered panels, MDF, particleboard and laminated composites
• Use on panel saws, table saws and sliding crosscut units that accept 400×30 mm blades

Key specifications

• Diameter: 400 mm
• Bore (arbor) size: 30 mm
• Tooth count: 60
• Tooth type: Tungsten carbide tipped (TCT)
• Application: Woodworking and panel cutting

How to use

Select the Condor 400 mm TCT blade when your machine supports a 30 mm arbor and the material requires a fine finish. Install the blade following the saw manufacturer's instructions, ensuring correct mounting direction, secure clamping and that guards are in place. Adjust saw speed and feed rate according to the material—slower feed for dense or laminated boards to reduce tear-out. Check blade runout and balance before use and wear appropriate personal protective equipment while operating the machine.

Usage recommendations

For longest service life, use the blade at recommended speeds, avoid cutting contaminated material (nails, screws or dirt) and inspect carbide tips regularly. Re-sharpen or replace the blade when cutting quality decreases or when damage to tips is observed. Store the blade in a dry, protected location to prevent corrosion and accidental damage.