Circular saw blade Global 110 x 1.6/1.2 x 20 mm, 24 teeth, CERMET for cutting steel

Circular saw blade Global 110 x 1.6/1.2 x 20 mm with 24 CERMET-tipped teeth is designed specifically for cutting steel. The 110 mm diameter and 20 mm bore allow fitting to common metal-cutting saw arbors, while the thin kerf profile (1.2 mm cutting width, 1.6 mm body) reduces material waste and cutting resistance. CERMET tooth tips combine wear resistance and toughness for longer life when cutting ferrous metals in both stationary and portable saws used in workshops and metalworking environments.

Advantages

The CERMET-tipped teeth provide improved wear resistance compared with conventional high-speed steel tips, offering stable cutting performance and longer tool life when machining steel. The thin-kerf design minimizes heat generation and reduces required feed force, enabling faster cuts with less material loss. The 24-tooth configuration balances cutting speed and edge quality, producing accurate, consistent cuts in sheet, bar, and profile steel. The standardized 20 mm bore ensures compatibility with many saw machines and adapters.

Suitable for

• Cutting mild and alloy steels in workshop bandsaws and circular metal-cutting saws
• Portable circular saws and chop saws used for on-site metal cutting
• Cutting steel profiles, round bars, flat stock and sheet metal
• Production environments requiring repeatable straight cuts with reduced kerf loss

Key specifications

• Diameter: 110 mm
• Kerf / body thickness: 1.2 mm / 1.6 mm
• Bore: 20 mm
• Number of teeth: 24
• Tooth material: CERMET tips
• Application: cutting steel (ferrous metals)

How to use

Install the blade on a compatible saw arbor with a 20 mm bore or use the appropriate adapter to ensure secure mounting. Verify blade rotation direction matches the saw’s rotation and tighten flange nuts to the manufacturer's torque specification. Use steady feed rates and appropriate cutting speed for steel; allow the blade to reach operating speed before engaging the workpiece. Support the workpiece firmly and use coolant or cutting fluid where recommended to reduce heat and extend blade life. Inspect the blade regularly for wear or damage and replace when teeth or tips show excessive wear.

Usage recommendations

For best results when cutting steel, use moderate cutting speeds and consistent feed pressure, apply cutting fluid on longer cuts, and avoid aggressive lateral forces. Maintain proper saw alignment and blade clamping to prolong CERMET tip life and ensure straight, burr-minimized cuts.