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Festool Saw Blade Ø168 x 1.8 x 20 mm W16 for TS 60 K / pc
€44.46
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Usage
The Festool TS 60 KEBQ-Plus plunge-cut circular saw is designed for precise straight, bevel, and plunge cuts in materials up to 62 mm thick. Ideal for woodworking, interior finishing, and installation tasks on site or in workshops.
Advantages
- KickbackStop function minimizes risk of kickback for safer operation and improved workpiece protection.
- Versatile cutting: delivers straight, angled (mitre), and plunge cuts with high accuracy across a range of materials up to 62 mm thick.
- Compatible with Festool FS guide rails and FSK cross-cutting rails for enhanced precision and repeatability.
- Brushless EC-TEC motor ensures robust performance, efficiency, reduced maintenance needs, and long tool life.
- Slightly heavier than some alternatives at approximately 4.6 kg due to its solid build quality[1][5][6].
Specifications
- Design/Technologies: Plunge-cut design; equipped with KickbackStop safety feature; brushless EC-TEC motor; FastFix spindle lock for easy blade change[1][5].
- Durability/Certifications: Robust housing engineered for professional use; features such as dust extraction port (27/36 mm) support cleaner operation[5][6].
- Performance:
– Power consumption: 1500 W
– No-load speed: adjustable from 3000–6800 RPM
– Cutting depth: adjustable from 0–62 mm (at right angles), up to 45 mm at a -1°–47° bevel angle
– Saw blade diameter: Ø168 mm
– Weight: approx. 4.6 kg[4][5][6]. - Differentiating Features:
– Compatible with both FS guide rails and FSK crosscutting rails
– Transparent sight window improves cut line visibility
– Patented splinterguard system provides splinter-free results on both sides of the cut[1][3][6].
How it works
The TS 60 KEBQ-Plus operates by gliding along compatible guide rails or directly on the workpiece surface. Set the desired depth or bevel angle using the scale controls; activate KickbackStop before cutting. The saw’s powerful brushless motor drives the blade smoothly through wood-based panels or solid timber while dust is extracted via a dedicated port for cleaner working conditions[1][5].
