250mm Circular Saw Blade PRO Wood Z60 WZ/N 30mm Bore 3.2mm Kerf, HM - Robert Bosch Power Tools GmbH

Take advantage of high tooth count precision, carbide-tipped durability and a standard 30 mm bore for fast retrofitting into workshop saws; the combination reduces finishing work and keeps production flow consistent. Order the blade directly via Metav Werkzeuge or consult the Metav team for compatibility questions.

PRO Wood circular saw blade, 250 mm, 60T (Carbide) — Bosch

PRO Wood circular saw blade for mitre and crosscut saws, engineered to deliver precise, high-quality cuts across a wide range of wood species.

• Carbide-tipped 60-tooth design for fine cutting
• 250 mm diameter, 30 mm bore for standard saws
• 3.2 mm kerf for precise rip and crosscuts
• Suitable for mitre and crosscut saws in all woods

Precision results for finish-critical work

The 60 teeth configuration paired with carbide-tipped edges is aimed at reducing tear-out and delivering consistently smooth cut surfaces, especially on visible edges and veneers. Fine teeth slow the feed slightly compared with coarse blades, producing a cleaner finish that often removes the need for secondary sanding. The term carbide-tipped refers to hard metal inserts welded to each tooth; these inserts retain sharpness far longer than steel and are commonly used where repeatable, high-quality cuts are required.

Durable performance that keeps productivity high

A blade with a 3.2 mm kerf balances material removal and stability: the wider kerf provides a robust cut line while helping to prevent overheating on longer runs. The combination of 250 mm diameter and the hard-wearing tips is designed for extended service intervals, so downtime for maintenance is reduced. In production terms, a longer-lasting tooth geometry translates into fewer tool changes and more uninterrupted machining—an economic argument for choosing a carbide-tipped blade from a reputable manufacturer such as Bosch.

Straightforward compatibility and workshop integration

Fitted with a 30 mm bore, the saw blade is intended for compatibility with many standard mitre and crosscut saw spindles; adapters can be used when smaller arbour sizes are required. The blade is described for use with mitre and crosscut saws and for quality cuts in all wood types, which makes it suitable for joinery, furniture manufacture and trades where appearance matters. Clear, measurable specifications simplify procurement and reduce the risk of mismatched tooling at the bench or on the saw station.

When to specify this blade and expected benefits

Choose this blade for fine crosscutting, finish work and tasks where edge quality is a priority. The tooth count and carbide tips provide a compromise between speed and surface finish: fewer follow-up operations are needed on cut faces, saving time on assembly and finishing. Selecting a branded, engineered blade also supports consistent results across batches—valuable when repeatability is required in small-batch production or bespoke woodworking.

For reliable finish cuts and straightforward integration into standard saws, contact Metav Werkzeuge to source the Bosch PRO Wood circular saw blade (SKU 4000815448NW) and confirm fitment for the workshop equipment.

Technical data

• Article number: 4000815448NW
• Label: PRO Wood circular saw blade AD 250 mm Z.60 WZ/N bore 30 mm kerf 3.2 mm HM BOSCH
• Manufacturer: Robert Bosch Power Tools GmbH
• Application: for mitre and crosscut saws; precision cuts in all wood types

Facts

• Diameter: 250 mm
• Teeth: 60
• Bore: 30 mm
• Kerf (cutting width): 3.2 mm

Features and materials

• Carbide-tipped (HM) teeth
• Designed for mitre and crosscut saws
• Optimised for quality cuts in various wood species
• Bosch engineered cutting geometry

FAQ

What saw types are compatible with the PRO Wood blade?
The PRO Wood circular saw blade is specified for mitre and crosscut saws and fits machines with a 30 mm bore; adapters may be used for different arbours.

How does the 60-tooth configuration affect the cut?
A 60-tooth layout produces finer, smoother finishes and reduces tear-out, making the blade suitable for finish work and veneered panels.

Is the blade suitable for all wood species?
Yes, the blade is marketed for quality cuts in all wood types; the carbide tips are intended to maintain edge life when working across a broad range of hardwoods and softwoods.

What does HM mean on the blade description?
HM denotes hard metal, commonly known as carbide; the carbide-tipped teeth on the Bosch blade are harder and more wear-resistant than standard steel teeth.

Will the 3.2 mm kerf increase material waste?
A 3.2 mm kerf removes slightly more material than ultra-thin blades but provides greater stability and cleaner results, which can reduce rework and finishing time.

Manufacturer/Responsible: Robert Bosch Power Tools GmbH, Max-Langen-Strasse 40-46, 70771 Leinfelden-Echterdingen