216mm Circular Saw Blade Z80 HLTCG 30mm Bore 2.5mm Kerf Carbide - Robert Bosch Power Tools GmbH

Take advantage of a 216 mm diameter blade with 80 teeth and a 30 mm bore for consistently fine, repeatable cuts across a wide range of materials; the carbide-tipped construction and narrow 2.5 mm kerf reduce downtime and material waste. Order the circular saw blade directly via Metav Werkzeuge or consult the Metav team for application advice.

Circular saw blade AD 216 mm Z.80 – Carbide-tipped, 30 mm bore (Bosch)

Circular saw blade AD 216 mm Z.80 for precision crosscuts and multi-material panel work across aluminium, plastics, composites and wood

• 216 mm diameter, 30 mm bore
• 80 fine teeth for clean finish
• 2.5 mm kerf for minimal material loss
• Carbide-tipped for extended life

Precise cut geometry for clean crosscuts

The Circular saw blade AD 216 mm Z.80 combines a compact diameter with a high tooth count to deliver a fine surface finish and reduced tear-out on delicate laminates. The combination of 80 teeth and a 2.5 mm kerf means fewer sanding steps after cutting, which shortens downstream processing times. The 30 mm bore provides secure mounting to standard arbors, ensuring repeatable accuracy and stable rotation during each pass.

One blade for multiple materials saves set-up time

Designed as a multi-material solution, the blade is compatible with aluminium, non-ferrous metals, plastic, epoxy resin, and wood, reducing the need for frequent tool changes in mixed-production environments. The carbide-tipped cutting edges retain their geometry longer than high-speed steel alternatives, maintaining cut quality across diverse substrates and increasing throughput in workshops handling mixed batches.

Durable carbide tips reduce interruptions

The use of carbide tips (HM) provides pronounced wear resistance under continuous operation, which translates into extended service intervals and lower process costs. For production-focused workshops, this durability supports predictable shift planning and fewer unscheduled stops for blade replacement, contributing to a steadier output and reduced handling of consumables.

Stable mounting and compatibility ensure safe operation

A 30 mm bore paired with the 216 mm diameter ensures compatibility with many standard cutting units while maintaining a compact profile for table and bench-mounted saws. The relatively narrow 2.5 mm kerf reduces cutting forces and material wastage, but requires stable fixturing and appropriate feed rates to exploit the blade’s precision. The Bosch engineering behind the blade emphasises consistent tolerances for dependable performance in repeated cycles.

For precision, longevity and fewer tool changes, request supply and technical guidance from Metav Werkzeuge — contact info@metav-werkzeuge.com or call +49 2822 7131930 to discuss suitability for specific applications and order options

Technical data

• Article number: 8000342264NW
• Product: Circular saw blade AD 216 mm, 80 teeth, carbide-tipped, 30 mm bore, 2.5 mm kerf
• Brand: Bosch

Facts

• Diameter: 216 mm
• Teeth: 80
• Bore: 30 mm
• Kerf (cut width): 2.5 mm

Special features

• Carbide-tipped (HM)
• Multi-material cutting: aluminium, non-ferrous metals, plastic, epoxy resin, wood
• Multi-purpose use across panel and solid material cutting

FAQ

Which materials can this blade cut effectively?
The circular saw blade is specified for aluminium, non-ferrous metals, plastic, epoxy resin and wood, making the Bosch blade suitable for varied workshop tasks where one blade is needed for multiple substrates.

Is an 80-tooth blade suitable for fine finishing work?
Yes — the 80 teeth configuration produces a finer finish and reduces the need for post-cut sanding compared with coarse-tooth alternatives, delivering cleaner edges on laminates and veneered panels.

Will the blade fit standard saw arbors?
The blade’s 30 mm bore is compatible with machines designed for a 30 mm arbor; adaptors may be required for other shaft sizes to ensure secure mounting and concentric rotation.

How does the 2.5 mm kerf affect material usage?
A 2.5 mm kerf reduces material removal per cut compared with wider blades, lowering scrap and optimising yield, while also requiring stable workholding and appropriate feed rates to prevent vibration.

Can the carbide tips be reground or serviced?
Carbide-tipped blades are commonly reground by specialist services to restore cutting geometry; maintenance intervals depend on application intensity and the materials processed with the Bosch blade.

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