Bosch Professional Aluminium Circular Saw Blade - 140X1.6/1.1X20 T50 Standard

The Standard for Aluminium Circular Saw Blade from Bosch Professional is designed to maximize your...

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This Bosch Professional Standard for Aluminium Circular Saw Blade (2 608 837 755) is designed for metalworkers using cordless saws. Its key benefit is maximizing battery runtime through an extra-thin kerf, reducing friction and power consumption for smooth cuts. A potential caveat is its specialized design for non-ferrous metals, plastics, and certain woods, meaning it may not be optimal for all materials. This blade features high-quality carbide teeth for precision, expansion slots to reduce noise and heat, and a versatile bore size.

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Model Part Number2 608 837 755
BrandBosch

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FAQs

What materials is this blade best suited for?

This blade is specifically designed for cutting aluminium, other non-ferrous metals, plastics, and epoxy. It can also be used for cutting wood.

Will this blade fit my cordless saw?

Yes, this blade fits all common handheld and plunge cordless saws and cordless dry-cutters. The 20 mm bore size is compatible with most standard arbors, and reduction rings can be used if needed.

How does the thin kerf help my cordless saw?

The extra-thin kerf reduces friction and the amount of material removed during each cut. This results in less resistance, consuming less power and thereby extending your saw's battery runtime.

Can I use this blade for general woodworking?

While it can cut wood, its primary optimization is for metals and plastics due to the HLTCG tooth shape. For extensive woodworking, a blade specifically designed for wood might offer better performance and finish.

How do I clean the blade?

After use, clean the blade with a soft brush or a cloth slightly dampened with a suitable solvent to remove any residue. Ensure the blade is dry before storing.

What is the maximum speed this blade can handle?

The maximum recommended rotation speed for this blade is 11000 RPM. Always ensure your power tool does not exceed this limit.

What does 'HLTCG' mean for the tooth shape?

HLTCG stands for High-Low Triple Chip Grind. This specific tooth geometry is engineered for efficient and clean cutting of hard materials like non-ferrous metals and plastics.

Troubleshooting

Blade vibrates excessively during use

Ensure the blade is correctly and securely mounted on the saw arbor. Check for any damage to the blade or the saw's mounting flange. Verify that the expansion slots are clear of debris.

Poor cut quality (rough edges, chipping)

Clean the blade teeth, as material buildup can affect performance. Check if the blade is dull and requires sharpening or replacement. Ensure the correct blade is being used for the material; this blade is optimized for metal and plastics.

Blade slows down the saw considerably

The extra-thin kerf design should reduce drag. If significant slowdown occurs, check for binding in the cut or excessive material buildup on the blade. Ensure the saw's motor is functioning correctly and has sufficient power.

Excessive noise during operation

The integrated expansion slots are designed to reduce noise. If noise is still excessive, check that the blade is properly seated and that no foreign objects are contacting the blade during rotation.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Maximizes battery runtime on cordless saws.
  • Provides clean and precise cuts.
  • Reduces noise and heat during operation.
  • Durable with high-quality carbide teeth for a long lifespan.
  • Versatile for various non-ferrous metals, plastics, and wood.

Cons

  • Primarily optimized for non-ferrous metals; performance on other materials may vary.
  • Requires a compatible cordless saw or dry-cutter.
  • Specific tooth shape (HLTCG) is best suited for metal applications.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Compatibility: This 140 mm blade fits all common handheld and plunge cordless saws, as well as cordless dry-cutters. The bore size is 20 mm, and it can be used with or without reduction rings to accommodate different spindle sizes. Always ensure the blade's maximum rotation speed (11000 RPM) is not exceeded by your power tool.

Setup: Securely mount the blade to your saw, ensuring it is correctly oriented according to the saw's instructions. Use the appropriate reduction ring if necessary for your saw's arbor. Double-check that the blade is firmly attached before starting any cuts.

Care: After use, clean the blade to remove any material residue. A soft brush or a cloth slightly dampened with a suitable solvent can be used. Store the blade in a dry place to prevent corrosion. Regularly inspect the teeth for any signs of damage or excessive wear. Sharpening by a professional service is recommended when performance degrades.

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