Circular saw blade NORTON 170 mm × 30 mm, 24 teeth, for wood and composites, ATB (2.8/1.8)

The NORTON circular saw blade 170 mm × 30 mm with 24 teeth is designed for cutting wood and composite materials. With a 170 mm diameter and 30 mm bore, the blade features an ATB (angled top bevel) tooth geometry and a thickness profile of 2.8/1.8 mm that helps produce cleaner cross‑cuts and reduced tear‑out. This blade is intended for use on table saws and mitre saws commonly used in woodworking and joinery tasks.

Advantages

The ATB tooth geometry delivers precise, clean cuts across wood grains and layered composite panels, minimizing splintering on the cut edge. The 24-tooth count balances cutting speed and surface finish for general-purpose woodworking, offering adequate feed rates while maintaining acceptable edge quality. A 30 mm bore ensures stable mounting on standard arbor sizes, and the blade thickness profile (2.8/1.8 mm) contributes to straight cutting performance with reduced kerf drag.

Suitable for

• Cross‑cutting solid wood and lumber
• Cutting laminated panels and plywood
• General joinery and furniture component cutting
• Use on table saws and mitre saws

Key specifications

• Diameter: 170 mm
• Bore (arbor) diameter: 30 mm
• Tooth count: 24
• Tooth geometry: ATB (angled top bevel)
• Blade thickness profile: 2.8 mm body / 1.8 mm cutting edge
• Material suitability: wood and composite materials

How to use

Install the blade on a compatible table saw or mitre saw with a 30 mm arbor, ensuring the saw is disconnected from power during fitting. Confirm the blade is mounted with the teeth pointing in the correct rotation direction indicated on the saw. Set cutting speed and feed rate according to the material and saw manufacturer recommendations. For cross‑cuts and finish cuts, allow the blade to reach full speed before engaging the workpiece and use steady, even feed pressure to maintain a clean edge.

Usage recommendations

For optimal results, use this NORTON 170 mm blade for cross‑cutting and general woodworking where a balance between cut quality and cutting speed is required. Keep the blade clean and periodically inspect for wear or chipped teeth; replace or re‑sharpen as needed to maintain performance. Use appropriate personal protective equipment and follow machine safety guidelines when operating saws.