Circular saw blade GLOBAL SAW 160 x 1.4/1.2 x 20 mm, 56 teeth, CERMET

Circular saw blade GLOBAL SAW 160 x 1.4/1.2 x 20 mm, 56 teeth, CERMET is a purpose-built metal cutting blade designed for precision cutting of thin steel sheet and strip. The blade's dimensions indicate a 160 mm outer diameter, a thin kerf optimized for reduced material removal and heat, and a 20 mm bore compatible with common metal-cutting saw spindles. CERMET-tipped teeth provide wear resistance and maintain sharpness for consistent cutting performance in production and workshop environments.

Advantages

The CERMET tips combine ceramic hardness with metallic toughness to extend tool life and improve edge retention compared with standard carbide tips. A thin kerf profile (1.4/1.2 mm) minimizes material waste and reduces cutting forces, which helps lower heat generation and distortion when slicing thin steel. With 56 teeth, the blade delivers fine, accurate cuts and smoother edges suitable for finishing operations without excessive burr formation.

Suitable for

• Precision cutting of thin steel sheet and strip
• Stationary metal-cutting circular saws in workshops and fabrication lines
• Portable metal-cutting saws where a 20 mm bore is supported
• Applications requiring fine, low-burr cuts and repeatable dimensional accuracy

Key specifications

• Outer diameter: 160 mm
• Kerf / thickness: 1.4 mm / 1.2 mm
• Bore diameter: 20 mm
• Tooth count: 56
• Tooth material: CERMET tips for enhanced wear resistance
• Primary use: cutting thin steel sheets and strips

How to use

Install the blade on a compatible saw with a 20 mm arbor, ensuring correct orientation of the teeth and secure flange tightening to manufacturer torque specifications. Use appropriate feed rate and blade speed for thin steel to avoid overheating; follow machine manufacturer's recommendations for cutting speeds and coolant or air blast if applicable. Secure workpieces and use clamps or fixtures to prevent movement. Inspect the blade regularly for wear or chipping of CERMET tips and replace when cutting quality degrades.

Usage recommendations

Operate the blade within recommended RPM and feed parameters for thin steel, use coolant or air blast to reduce heat buildup where possible, and avoid excessive plunge cutting. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment and follow machine safety procedures. For best results, match blade speed and feed to material thickness and hardness to balance life and cut quality.