Circular saw blade MEGA 500 mm diameter, 10 TPI (model 64192)

Circular saw blade MEGA 500 mm diameter, 10 TPI (model 64192) is a large-diameter blade intended for machines that accept 500 mm blades. With a 10 teeth-per-inch tooth pitch, this blade is configured for general-purpose cutting tasks on wood and similar materials where a balance between cutting speed and edge finish is required. The blade’s physical diameter and tooth density determine its cutting profile and compatibility with saws built for this size.

Advantages

The 500 mm diameter provides extended cutting depth suitable for thicker stock and larger cross-sections. A 10 TPI tooth configuration offers a compromise between faster material removal and an acceptable surface finish on wood and composite materials. The blade is manufactured to fit standard 500 mm mounting systems and is compatible with machines that support blades of this diameter, ensuring straightforward replacement and consistent performance when properly installed.

Suitable for

• Cross-cutting and rip-cutting of wood boards and beams
• Cutting larger timber sections and laminated wood panels
• General workshop and production-line sawing where 500 mm blades are specified

Key specifications

• Blade diameter: 500 mm
• Tooth density: 10 teeth per inch (TPI)
• Intended materials: wood and similar woodworking materials
• Application type: general-purpose cutting where 500 mm blades are required

How to use

Install the blade onto a compatible saw following the machine manufacturer’s instructions and safety procedures. Ensure the saw is powered off and the arbor lock is engaged during installation. Check that blade rotation direction and mounting orientation match the saw’s specifications. Tighten mounting hardware to the recommended torque and confirm blade run-out is within acceptable limits before operation. During cutting, use appropriate feed rates and supports for large workpieces to avoid binding and ensure an even cut.

Usage recommendations

Use personal protective equipment such as eye and ear protection and follow dust-extraction guidelines. Match blade selection to the material and desired finish—10 TPI is typically suitable for a balance of speed and finish on wood; for finer finishes or different materials, choose a blade with an appropriate tooth count and geometry. Regularly inspect the blade for wear, damage, or missing teeth and replace it if cutting performance degrades.