Metal saw blade 225 mm 18 TPI by KREATOR KRT032003 for circular and chop saws

The metal saw blade 225 mm 18 TPI by KREATOR KRT032003 is a circular cutting disc designed for use with 225 mm arbor circular saws and chop saws. With a 225 mm diameter and 18 teeth per inch, this blade is optimized for cutting steel, aluminum and other non-ferrous metals as well as thin-walled profiles. It provides a balance between cutting speed and surface finish suitable for workshop, fabrication and maintenance environments when used on compatible machines.

Advantages

This metal saw blade combines a medium-fine tooth count with a robust body to deliver controlled, precise cuts and consistent performance. Its tooth geometry reduces vibration and helps maintain a straighter kerf through metal sections. The blade is intended for repeated use in metalworking tasks and offers predictable feed rates and chip evacuation when matched with appropriate cutting speed and cooling practices.

Suitable for

• Cutting steel bars, tubes and thin-walled profiles
• Trimming aluminum sheets and extrusions
• Fabrication and metal workshop tasks
• Maintenance and repair work requiring precise metal cuts

Key specifications

• Diameter: 225 mm
• Tooth pitch: 18 TPI (teeth per inch)
• Material compatibility: steel, aluminum, non-ferrous metals
• Intended machine type: circular saws and chop/mitre saws with 225 mm blades
• Cut type: through cutting of metal sections and thin-walled profiles

How to use

Mount the blade securely on a compatible 225 mm arbor saw following the saw manufacturer's instructions and ensuring correct rotation direction. Use appropriate cutting speed and steady feed pressure to avoid overheating and to achieve a clean cut. Where possible, apply a cutting lubricant or coolant when cutting thicker or harder metals to extend blade life. Inspect the blade before each use for damage or excessive wear and replace the blade if teeth are chipped or the body is warped.

Usage recommendations

For best results, match the saw's RPM and feed rate to the material being cut, use personal protective equipment, and allow periodic cooling breaks during extended cutting sessions. Avoid using the blade on materials for which it is not intended, and store the blade in a dry place to prevent corrosion.