Bosch Optiline Wood Circular Saw Blade for Mitre and Radial Saws 216mm / pc

Product

The Bosch Optiline Circular Saw Blade Ø216mm is designed for precise, quality cuts with mitre and radial saws. Ideal for woodworking and composite material applications in professional and DIY settings.

Specifications

• 216mm outer diameter and 30mm bore, compatible with standard mitre and radial saws
• Manufactured with high-grade carbide teeth arranged in an alternate top bevel (ATB) pattern for clean, efficient cutting
• Features 60 teeth for fine, controlled cuts across various materials
• Suitable for softwood, hardwood, chipboard, plywood, MDF panels with coating, soundproofing boards, densified laminated panels, composite materials, and fiberboard panels
• Optimized for long-lasting durability and consistent precision

Usage

This blade is simply mounted onto compatible Bosch or other brand mitre and radial saws. It is engineered to deliver smooth, accurate cuts in particleboard, plywood, MDF, laminates, and both soft and hard solid wood. The fine tooth count ensures clean edges and reduces splintering, making it a reliable choice for joinery, cabinetry, and interior finishing work.

FAQ

1. What materials can this blade cut?

   • It is suitable for particleboard, soundproof panels, fiberboard, composite materials, softwood, hardwood, densified laminated panels, plywood, and coated MDF panels.

2. Is this blade compatible with all mitre and radial saws?

   • The blade fits most saws with a 216mm diameter and 30mm bore; always check your saw's specifications before use.

3. What is the tooth configuration?

   • It features 60 carbide teeth in an alternate top bevel (ATB) pattern for precise and clean cuts.

4. Can this blade be used for both crosscuts and rip cuts?

   • Yes, the design allows for accurate crosscuts and rip cuts in a variety of wood and panel materials.

5. What is the expected lifespan of this blade?

   • With proper use and regular cleaning, the high-quality carbide teeth offer a long service life, though actual lifespan depends on material hardness and cutting frequency.

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