TCT Circular Saw Blades

Choose by material and tooth specification

TCT blades are part of Yuri’s wider saw blade collection. The published wood-blade tables include ATB tooth profiles, while the Professional Aluminium table lists TCG profiles. Confirm the exact blade’s material approval rather than treating all carbide-tipped blades as interchangeable.

Compare tooth counts within the appropriate diameter and application. A higher tooth count alone does not establish a better finish, faster cutting or suitability for a different material.

The same diameter can use a different bore

Two 300mm, 40-tooth wood-blade entries illustrate the mounting difference:

Match the permitted diameter, arbor, blade construction, thickness and speed limit to the saw. Where cut width matters, request the kerf and blade-body thickness for the exact option; the tables provide a single Thickness field.

For a diamond cutting-edge construction, compare diamond saw blades using their material and machine approvals. The blade type changes with the cutting system and job.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does every blade labelled 4 inch have the same millimetre diameter?

No. The Dayuri table lists 100mm entries under its 4-inch label, while several Yuri lines list 110mm. Use the exact millimetre dimension permitted by the saw.

Can a TCT circular saw blade be selected for any angle grinder with a matching diameter?

A matching diameter does not establish approval. Use a machine expressly approved for the toothed blade type, mounting and operating speed; these listings do not verify an angle-grinder pairing.