Circular Saw Blade STANLEY JET-CUT APPLIFLON 500 mm, 7 teeth, caliber

The STANLEY JET-CUT APPLIFLON 500 mm circular saw blade with 7 teeth is a large-diameter blade engineered for heavy cutting tasks in compatible circular saw machines. With a 500 mm diameter and a low tooth count, this blade is built to deliver aggressive material removal and rapid crosscutting or ripping in appropriate materials and industrial workshop applications. The APPLIFLON surface treatment reduces friction and helps maintain cutting performance during prolonged use.

Advantages

The combination of a 500 mm diameter and 7 teeth provides high feed rates and efficient removal of material when used in machines designed for this size. The APPLIFLON coating lowers friction between the blade and the workpiece, which can reduce heat buildup and contribute to more consistent cutting. The blade is suitable for heavy-duty operations where a coarse tooth geometry is required to handle thicker stock or fast cuts.

Suitable for

• High-feed crosscutting and ripping of large workpieces
• Industrial and workshop circular saws compatible with 500 mm blades
• Cutting of solid timber, engineered wood, and similar construction materials where a coarse tooth blade is needed

Key specifications

• Diameter: 500 mm
• Tooth count: 7
• Coating: APPLIFLON surface treatment
• Design: coarse-tooth geometry for aggressive cutting

How to use

Install the 500 mm STANLEY JET-CUT APPLIFLON blade in a circular saw that supports this diameter and tooth configuration, following the saw manufacturer's instructions for blade mounting and safety. Ensure the blade flange and arbor fit are correct and that the blade rotates in the indicated direction. Set appropriate cutting speed and feed rate for the material being processed, and use proper clamping and support for large workpieces to maintain accuracy and safety during cuts.

Usage recommendations

Use the blade for applications that match its coarse tooth profile: thicker boards, large cross-sections, and tasks requiring rapid material removal. Monitor blade condition and check for wear or damage before each use. For cleaner finishes on thin or delicate materials, consider a blade with a higher tooth count.