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Circular Saw Blade for Ripping Wood Pilana 300*30 mm - 24 teeth FZ

Circular Saw Blade for Ripping Wood Pilana 300*30 mm - 24 teeth FZ

P-300*3.2/2.2*30x24FZ

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T.C.T. Circular Saw Blade 300 mm for Ripping (Longitudinal Cuts) – Solid Wood

Professional T.C.T. (Carbide) blade with FZ (Flat Top) tooth geometry, specifically designed for ripping (longitudinal cuts along the grain) in solid wood. The FZ tooth configuration ensures rapid chip evacuation, reduces overheating, and allows for consistent feed even in hardwoods. Ideal for sawmills, table saws, and professional lumber cutting machines.

Outer Diameter (D) Outer Diameter (D)300 mm
Kerf / Body Thickness Kerf / Body Thickness3.2 mm / 2.2 mm
Bore (d) Bore (d)30 mm | for a different arbor diameter, please contact us before ordering
Number of Teeth Number of Teeth24Z
Tooth Geometry Tooth GeometryFZ – Flat Top, optimized for longitudinal cuts along the grain
Blade Material Blade MaterialT.C.T. Carbide (tungsten carbide), brazed onto steel body
Primary Cut Type Primary Cut TypeLongitudinal (ripping) – FZ geometry is designed exclusively for this direction
Maximum Permitted Speed Maximum Permitted SpeedAs marked on the blade body – do not exceed the indicated speed
Applications ApplicationsSawmill, table saw, professional cutting machines – solid wood, beams, lumber, planks
Package Contents Package Contents1 x Circular saw blade

🚀 WHY FZ (FLAT TOP) FOR RIPPING:

  • Flat Top Tooth (FZ): cuts wood grain aggressively and efficiently, without tearing the material like an alternate top bevel (WZ) tooth. The result is a clean and fast rip cut.
  • 24 Teeth – Maximum Feed: the reduced number of teeth creates large gullets between them, allowing for rapid sawdust evacuation and preventing clogging or overheating.
  • Efficiency in Hardwoods: efficient ripping in oak, beech, or ash, with reduced effort from the machine's motor.
  • T.C.T. Carbide: high resistance to abrasive wear from hard fibers, extended lifespan compared to high-speed steel blades.

✔️ Recommended for woodworking shops, lumber cutting, sawmills, and any professional solid wood ripping machine.

⚠️ USAGE LIMITATIONS:

  • Not suitable for cross-cutting (trimming): FZ geometry cuts well along the grain, but leaves a rough cut when cross-cutting – use a WZ blade for cross-cuts.
  • Particleboard / MDF / HDF / Melamine: ❌ not recommended – the 24Z FZ tooth configuration is not designed for engineered wood panels, and the abrasive binder will prematurely wear the cutting edge.
  • Constant feed mandatory: allowing the rotating blade to dwell on hardwood (beech, oak) generates excessive heat and can cause burning or deformation of the cut.

📊 COMPATIBILITY RATING BY MATERIAL TYPE (FZ 24Z)

Softwood – Ripping (Spruce, Fir, Pine) 100%
Excellent: fast feed, clean cut along the grain, no clogging.
Hardwood – Ripping (Oak, Beech, Ash) 90%
Very good: efficient ripping, requires constant feed to avoid burning.
Cross-cutting (Trimming) – any wood Unsuitable
Rough cut when cross-cutting – use a WZ blade for cross-cuts.
Particleboard / MDF / HDF / Laminate Not Recommended
Not designed for engineered wood panels – the abrasive binder will prematurely wear the cutting edge.

🦺 SAFETY MEASURES FOR USE:

  • Mandatory protective equipment: safety glasses, respiratory mask or filter (wood dust), ear defenders, and cut-resistant gloves when handling the blade.
  • Beware of kickback: the main danger when ripping. Ensure the splitter (riving knife) is correctly mounted behind the blade – this prevents the wood from binding and causing violent kickback.
  • Maintain constant feed: do not let the rotating blade dwell at the same point – this generates excessive heat, burns, and can cause deformation of the blade body.
  • Check rotation direction during mounting – the FZ teeth must cut in the correct direction relative to the material feed direction.
  • Do not exceed the maximum permitted speed marked on the blade body.
  • Do not use blades with cracked or missing teeth or a deformed body – replace worn blades immediately.
  • Secure the rip fence correctly relative to the blade before ripping – a misaligned fence causes kickback or a crooked cut.
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