Saw Blade Exact TCTP150 — tungsten carbide tip, 150 mm diameter for cutting plastics

Exact TCTP150 is a 150 mm tungsten-carbide-tipped saw blade engineered for cutting plastic materials with precision. Designed to fit circular saws and miter saws that accept 150 mm diameter blades, this blade delivers clean, low-burr cuts in a range of thermoplastics and composite plastics. Its carbide (TCT) teeth offer extended wear resistance compared with high-speed-steel teeth, making it practical for workshop and light industrial use where repeatable accuracy is required.

Advantages

The tungsten-carbide tips provide enhanced edge retention and prolonged service life when cutting abrasive or filled plastics. The tooth geometry is optimised to reduce melting and chip adhesion, producing smooth edges and minimal finishing work. The blade’s 150 mm diameter balances cutting depth and maneuverability, allowing use on compact saws while maintaining stable operation. Compatibility with common 150 mm arbor saws makes replacement straightforward.

Suitable for

• Cutting acrylic (PMMA) sheets and panels
• Trimming PVC and ABS profile and tubing
• Precision trimming of composite plastic laminates
• Workshop and light industrial plastic fabrication tasks

Key specifications

• Blade diameter: 150 mm
• Tooth material: tungsten carbide (TCT) tips
• Intended material: thermoplastics and composite plastics
• Application: circular saws and miter saws compatible with 150 mm blades
• Cut quality: designed for low-burr, clean edges

How to use

Install the blade on a circular saw or miter saw with the correct arbor size, following the tool manufacturer’s instructions and ensuring the blade is tightened securely. Select an appropriate cutting speed and feed rate for the specific plastic type to avoid melting or chipping; slower feed rates and lower RPMs can reduce heat build-up in some thermoplastics. Use proper clamping and support for workpieces and wear suitable personal protective equipment, including eye and hearing protection. Inspect the blade before use for damage and replace when carbide tips are worn or missing.

Usage recommendations

For best results, test cut on a scrap piece of the same material to determine optimal speed and feed. When cutting heat-sensitive plastics, consider using a backing board or applying masking tape along the cut line to reduce chipping. Keep the blade clean of melted material by periodically clearing chips and, if necessary, using a non-abrasive solvent recommended for the plastic being cut.