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Monometal Circular Saw Blade PILANA 200x1.2x25mm, 56 Swaged Teeth

Monometal Circular Saw Blade PILANA 200x1.2x25mm, 56 Swaged Teeth

P-200*1.2*25-56Z

49,40 RON
49,40 RON
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Monometal Circular Saw Blade for Fast Wood Cutting – 200 mm

Classic monometal blade made of high-quality carbon steel (75Cr1), with 56 set teeth (KV25), without carbide tips. Designed for fast and efficient cutting of solid wood, timber, and firewood. It withstands impurities, hard knots, or harsh working conditions better than TCT blades – it can be resharpened and reset manually, with a file and plier, without specialized equipment.

Outer Diameter (D) Outer Diameter (D)200 mm
Body Thickness Body Thickness1.2 mm
Bore (d) Bore (d)25 mm
Number of Teeth Number of Teeth56Z
Tooth Type / Geometry Tooth Type / GeometryKV25 – set (alternately bent teeth), without carbide tips
Body Material Body Material75Cr1 Carbon Steel (high-quality tool steel)
Construction Type Construction TypeMonometal – without brazed tips; manually resharpenable with a file, resettable with pliers
Cutting Type Cutting TypeCross-cut and rip-cut – fast cutting, rough finish
Maximum Permissible Speed Maximum Permissible SpeedAccording to the marking on the blade body – do not exceed the indicated speed
Applications ApplicationsTable saws, chop saws (pendulum saws), cutting firewood, timber, construction
Package Contents Package Contents1 x Circular saw blade

🚀 WHY CHOOSE A MONOMETAL BLADE:

  • Resistant to Impurities: unlike TCT blades, monometal steel does not risk tip detachment upon contact with sand, residual mortar, extremely hard knots, or reclaimed wood.
  • Set Tooth (KV25): alternately bent teeth create a kerf wider than the blade body, eliminating side friction and preventing jamming in the wood.
  • 56 Teeth – Speed / Finish Balance: sufficient number of teeth for an acceptable cut during rough cutting, with fast feed.
  • Simple and Inexpensive Maintenance: can be manually resharpened with a file and reset with pliers, without the need for a specialized center or expensive equipment.
  • Robust in Harsh Conditions: ideal for construction sites, households, and workshops where TCT blades risk rapid damage due to harsh working conditions.

⚠️ LIMITATIONS IN USE:

  • Rough Finish: the resulting cut is rough, typical of rip saw blades – not suitable where a fine finish or smooth cut is desired; requires planing or further processing.
  • Particleboard / MDF / Melamine / Composites: ❌ not recommended – will cause major chipping of the surface layer and rapid tooth wear.
  • No Anti-kickback Shoulders: the blade is very "aggressive" – the workpiece must be securely clamped and the feed must be kept constant and controlled.

📊 COMPATIBILITY GRADE BY MATERIAL TYPE (MONOMETAL KV25)

Firewood / Logs / Wood with Impurities 100%
Excellent: the ideal choice where TCT blades would quickly deteriorate.
Softwood – Rip Cutting (Spruce, Fir, Pine) 95%
Very good: fast, efficient cutting, rough rip cut finish.
Hardwood – Rip Cutting (Oak, Beech, Ash) 70%
Good: works, but the edge wears faster; resharpening is more frequent.
Particleboard / MDF / Melamine / Composites Not Recommended
Major chipping of the surface layer, rapid tooth wear.

🦺 SAFETY MEASURES IN USE:

  • Mandatory protective equipment: safety glasses, mask or respirator (wood dust), ear defenders, and cut-resistant gloves when handling the blade.
  • Secure the workpiece firmly: the blade without anti-kickback shoulders is aggressive – an unsecured piece can be violently snatched from hands.
  • Beware of kickback: ensure the splitter is correctly mounted and the blade guard is in position. Maintain a constant and controlled feed.
  • Check the condition of the teeth before use – missing, cracked, or unevenly set teeth can cause vibration and kickback.
  • Check the direction of rotation during mounting.
  • Do not exceed the maximum permissible speed marked on the blade body.
  • When manual resharpening: wear gloves and safety glasses; maintain the original tooth angle when filing to preserve cutting balance.
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