Circular saw blade YATO YT-60682, 216 mm diameter, TCT, for wood and plastic, 1 pc

YATO YT-60682 is a 216 mm circular saw blade with tungsten carbide tipped (TCT) teeth, engineered for cutting wood and plastic. The blade fits table saws, circular saws and mitre saws that accept a 216 mm diameter disc and provides a balance of cutting speed and edge durability for general woodworking and plastic fabrication tasks. Supplied as a single unit, this blade is intended for users who need a replaceable TCT cutting edge for straight and angled cuts in common workshop applications.

Advantages

The TCT (tungsten carbide tipped) teeth extend edge life compared with standard high-speed steel blades, maintaining sharpness over repeated cuts. With 48 teeth and a 216 mm diameter, the blade offers relatively fine tooth spacing for cleaner cross-cuts and reduced splintering on wood and many plastics. The 30 mm bore provides compatibility with saws that accept this common arbor size, and a maximum rotational speed rating supports use on a wide range of benchtop and handheld saw models that meet the rpm specification.

Suitable for

• Cross-cutting and ripping of soft and hardwoods in general carpentry
• Cutting sheet and solid plastics, including acrylics and laminates
• Use on table saws, circular saws and mitre saws that accept 216 mm blades and a 30 mm arbor
• Workshop tasks requiring a durable TCT edge for repetitive cuts

Key specifications

• Diameter: 216 mm
• Number of teeth: 48
• Bore (arbor) size: 30 mm
• Blade type: Tungsten carbide tipped (TCT)
• Suitable materials: Wood, Plastic
• Maximum rotational speed: 7,500 RPM
• Package quantity: 1 piece

How to use

Install the blade on a compatible saw with a 30 mm arbor and ensure the machine is switched off and disconnected from power before fitting. Confirm the blade rotation direction matches the saw’s indicator and tighten the arbor nut to the manufacturer’s recommended torque. Use appropriate blade guards and clamping devices, select an appropriate feed rate, and allow the blade to reach operating speed before contacting the workpiece. For safety, wear eye and hearing protection and avoid excessive lateral force on the blade during cutting.

Usage recommendations

For best results on wood, use a steady feed and support the workpiece to minimize vibration and tear-out. When cutting plastics, reduce feed speed and avoid overheating the material; consider using masking tape along the cut line to prevent chipping. Inspect the TCT tips regularly for dulling or damage and replace the blade if teeth are chipped or the cut quality deteriorates.