Circular Saw Blade G-MAN 240×19×1.5 mm for Wood, 4/5 Teeth per Inch

Circular saw blade G-MAN 240×19×1.5 mm for wood, designed for use in portable and stationary circular saws with a matching 19 mm bore. The blade is made of carbon steel with a diameter of 240 mm, thickness of 1.5 mm and a tooth pitch corresponding to 4/5 teeth per inch (approximately 5 / 6.5 mm between teeth). It is intended for general woodcutting tasks including rip and cross cuts in softwood and hardwood where a standard carbon-steel tooth geometry provides reliable performance.

Advantages

The carbon steel construction offers a balance of strength and affordability while the 240 mm diameter and 1.5 mm plate thickness provide a stable cutting run. The 4/5 TPI tooth configuration gives a compromise between faster material removal and reasonably smooth cut quality, suitable for a variety of woodworking applications. The 19 mm bore matches common arbour sizes, simplifying fitting to compatible machines.

Suitable for

• Rip cuts in softwood and hardwood
• Cross cuts in dimensional lumber
• Workshop and on-site carpentry
• General-purpose cutting where a carbon-steel blade is acceptable

Key specifications

• Brand: G-MAN
• Model / MPN: 9005447
• EAN: 7391639005447
• Diameter: 240 mm
• Bore (arbour) diameter: 19 mm
• Plate thickness: 1.5 mm
• Tooth configuration: 4/5 TPI (approx. 5 / 6.5 mm pitch)
• Material: Carbon steel
• Application: Wood

How to use

Ensure the saw is disconnected from power before fitting the blade. Confirm the machine’s arbour diameter matches the blade’s 19 mm bore or use an appropriate adapter. Mount the blade with the teeth pointing in the correct rotation direction and tighten the arbor nut to the manufacturer’s torque specification. Use appropriate guards, push sticks and personal protective equipment when cutting. Select feed speed and blade height according to material thickness and desired finish.

Usage recommendations

For longer blade life and safer operation, avoid cutting materials with embedded nails or metal, maintain correct saw alignment, and periodically inspect the blade for wear or damage. Replace the blade when teeth are dull, chipped or when cut quality deteriorates.