Set of two KREATOR KRT041020 circular saw blades, each 100 x 2.5 mm, manufactured in bi-metal (BIM) construction. These blades are made for cutting metal and mixed materials and fit compatible handheld and bench circular saws with a 100 mm diameter blade. Bi-metal construction combines high-speed steel cutting edges with a flexible alloy body to improve toughness, heat resistance and service life compared with standard high-carbon blades.
Advantages
Bi-metal design provides improved wear resistance and toughness, reducing the risk of premature tooth failure during intermittent or continuous cutting. The 2.5 mm plate thickness offers good stability and reduced vibration for cleaner cuts. Supplied as a set of two, the blades allow immediate replacement during workshop or renovation tasks. Suitable tooth geometry and precision grinding ensure consistent cutting of thin metal sheets, profiles and mixed construction materials while maintaining acceptable cutting speed.
Suitable for
- Cutting thin metal sheets and metal profiles
- Work with mixed materials where metal elements are present
- Use in handheld circular saws and small bench saws with 100 mm blade diameter
- Workshop maintenance, renovation and light fabrication tasks
Key specifications
- Blade diameter: 100 mm
- Plate thickness: 2.5 mm
- Material: bi-metal (BIM) construction combining high-speed steel teeth and alloy body
- Pack quantity: 2 blades
- Application: cutting metal and mixed materials
How to use
Install the blade on a compatible circular saw following the tool manufacturer's instructions and ensure the saw is disconnected from power before fitting. Confirm the blade bore and mounting system match the saw arbor, then tighten the blade securely without over-torquing. When cutting metal, use appropriate cutting speed, steady feed and suitable coolant or lubrication if recommended for the specific material. Wear required personal protective equipment (safety glasses, gloves, hearing protection) and secure the workpiece before starting the saw.
Usage recommendations
For extended blade life, avoid excessive feed pressure and prolonged continuous cutting without pauses; allow the blade to cool between long cuts. Use cutting lubricant on thicker or harder metals, and inspect the blade regularly for chipped or worn teeth. Replace the blade when cutting performance deteriorates or if significant damage is visible.
