254mm Circular Saw Blade Optiline Wood 80 Teeth WZ Negative, 30mm Bore, 2.5mm Kerf - Robert Bosch Power Tools GmbH

Take advantage of a precisely engineered circular saw blade that combines a fine 80‑tooth geometry with a narrow 2.5 mm kerf for minimal material waste and superior surface finish; order supply and technical advice via Metav Werkzeuge for reliable delivery and expert support.

PRO Wood Optiline 254 mm circular saw blade (80T, 30 mm bore) — Robert Bosch Power Tools

The PRO Wood Optiline 254 mm circular saw blade is designed for clean crosscuts and mitre work on chop and mitre saws, delivering high‑quality finishes across all wood types

• Optiline design for chop and mitre saws
• 254 mm diameter for standard mitre saws
• 80 fine teeth for clean crosscuts
• 2.5 mm kerf for reduced waste

Superior finish and precise edge quality for fine woodworking

The Optiline blade’s configuration with 80 teeth and a 2.5 mm kerf produces notably smooth crosscuts, reducing the need for secondary sanding and saving production time. The dense tooth count combined with the negative tooth geometry (WZ negative) helps to limit tear‑out on both face and edge, which is particularly advantageous when working with veneered panels or softwoods where surface quality is critical. The blade’s 254 mm diameter aligns with common chop and mitre saw standards, while the 30 mm bore ensures secure mounting on many standard machines. These measurable features translate directly into predictable, repeatable cutting results and a lower rework rate for batch operations.

Compatibility and operational efficiency for workshop workflows

Engineered for use on chop and mitre saws, this Optiline blade balances cutting speed with finish quality: the fine tooth pitch is optimised for crosscutting rather than heavy ripping, delivering tidy results on solid timber and engineered wood products. A narrower kerf of 2.5 mm reduces material removal per cut, conserving stock and improving yield when producing components in series. The blade’s dimensions make integration into existing setups straightforward, and its tooth geometry is selected to complement typical saw motor speeds and feed rates used in trade and small industrial environments. Clear numerical specifications allow planners and buyers to assess compatibility quickly and avoid costly mismatches.

Safe installation and long‑term use for professional workshops

The blade is intended for secure fitting to saws that accept a 30 mm arbor; correct mounting and clamping are essential for concentric running and minimal vibration. The negative tooth form supports stable cutting forces and can contribute to lower noise and smoother operation under correct feed conditions. For continued performance, checks on saw alignment and blade condition are recommended at regular intervals; replacing a worn blade preserves the expected finish quality and operational efficiency. The combination of 80 teeth, 254 mm diameter and 2.5 mm kerf offers a practical balance between surface quality and throughput for trade professionals and precision‑minded workshop teams.

For high‑precision crosscutting choose the Bosch PRO Wood Optiline blade and contact Metav Werkzeuge for supply, compatibility advice and prompt delivery via info@metav-werkzeuge.com or +49 2822 7131930

Technical data

• Article number: 8000342016NW
• Manufacturer: Robert Bosch Power Tools GmbH
• Product designation: Optiline Wood circular saw blade (PRO Wood)

Dimensions & core data

• Diameter: 254 mm
• Bore: 30 mm
• Cut width / kerf: 2.5 mm
• Teeth: 80

Materials & features

• Tooth form: WZ negative
• Application: Crosscuts and mitre cuts on all wood types
• Recommended use: Chop and mitre saws

FAQ

What saw types is this blade suitable for?
The PRO Wood Optiline circular saw blade is intended for use on chop and mitre saws and is optimised for clean crosscut and mitre work in timber.

What are the key dimensions to check before fitting the blade?
Check that the saw accepts a 254 mm blade with a 30 mm bore and that the saw’s flange and clamping system support secure mounting for the Optiline blade.

How does the 80‑tooth configuration affect cutting performance?
An 80‑tooth layout prioritises surface finish and reduces tearing on crosscuts; the trade‑off is that feed rates should be adjusted to maintain chip evacuation and avoid excessive heat.

Is the narrow 2.5 mm kerf suitable for production runs?
Yes — the 2.5 mm kerf minimises material loss per cut, improving yield in production while still delivering a high‑quality finish.

What materials can be cut safely with this blade?
The blade is specified for general use across all wood types and engineered wood products; suitability for non‑wood materials is not provided in the data and should not be assumed.

Manufacturer / Responsible: Metav Werkzeuge GmbH; Parkring 45; 46446 Emmerich; Germany; +49 2822 7131930; info@metav-werkzeuge.com