254mm Circular Saw Blade 60 Teeth HM, 30mm Bore, 3.2mm Kerf, Multi-Material Cutting - Robert Bosch Power Tools GmbH

Benefit from a robust combination of multi-material capability and carbide-tipped longevity that keeps production moving with consistent, clean cuts; the 254 mm diameter and 60-tooth geometry delivers a balance of speed and finish quality. Order the circular saw blade directly via Metav Werkzeuge or ask our consultants if needed.

Bosch 254 mm Carbide-Tipped Multi-Material Circular Saw Blade — 60 Teeth, 30 mm Bore

The Bosch 254 mm carbide-tipped circular saw blade is a multi-material solution engineered for precise cutting of aluminium, non-ferrous metals, plastics, epoxy resin and wood in workshop and industrial settings

• 254 mm diameter, standard saw compatibility
• 60 precision-cut teeth for clean finishes
• 30 mm bore for stable mounting
• Carbide-tipped for long tool life

Reliable precision across mixed materials

The blade’s core benefit is its ability to deliver consistent, accurate cuts across a wide range of substrates. Designed as a multi-material cutting tool, the geometry and tooth count create a compromise between feed rate and surface quality that reduces rework. The 60-tooth configuration provides a finer finish than coarse blades, making it suitable where edge accuracy matters. The slightly narrower 3.2 mm kerf reduces material waste and requires less power per cut, which can increase throughput on standard benchtop and mitre saws.

Built for endurance and reduced downtime

Carbide-tipped technology increases wear resistance compared with uncoated high-speed steel blades. The carbide-tipped teeth maintain sharpness for longer, extending service intervals and lowering tool replacement frequency. For production environments where machine uptime is critical, this improved wear behaviour translates into predictable maintenance cycles and lower lifetime costs. When cutting abrasive non-ferrous alloys or dense plastics, the retained edge ensures clean cuts without excessive burnishing, reducing the need for secondary finishing.

Straightforward mounting and stable operation

The blade’s 30 mm bore matches common arbor standards, ensuring a secure fit and minimal run-out when installed correctly. A well-mounted 254 mm blade with correct flange and torque settings reduces vibration and improves cut accuracy. The design is compatible with many conventional circular saws and sliding mitre saws used in metalworking and joinery shops, allowing fast tool changes and reliable repeatability in batch work.

Applications, safety considerations and best practice

Use this blade for tasks that require a compromise between finish and speed: aluminium profiles, brass components, acrylic panels such as PMMA, epoxy-bonded laminates and various hardwoods. When working with non-ferrous metals and plastics, reduce feed speed and keep coolant or air blast clear of the kerf if recommended by the machine manufacturer. Observe standard personal protective equipment and ensure guards are correctly fitted; correct use will safeguard both operator and blade life while supporting consistent production quality.

Contact Metav Werkzeuge for tailored advice on integrating Bosch carbide-tipped saw blades into the workflow and to arrange procurement through Metav Werkzeuge.

Technical data

• Article number: 8000342266NW
• SKU: 8000342266NW
• Label: Kreissägeblatt AD 254mm Z.60 HLTCG Bohr.30mm Schnitt-B.3,2mm HM BOSCH

Numbers / Core technical data

• Diameter: 254 mm
• Teeth: 60
• Bore: 30 mm
• Kerf / cutting width: 3.2 mm

Designs / Special features

• Carbide-tipped teeth
• Multi-material cutting: aluminium, non-ferrous metals, plastic, epoxy resin, wood
• Brand: Bosch
• Intended use: workshop and industrial multi-material cutting

FAQ

What materials is this blade suitable for? The Bosch 254 mm carbide-tipped circular saw blade is specified for aluminium, non-ferrous metals, plastics, epoxy resin and wood, making it a versatile choice for mixed-material workshops.

Will the 30 mm bore fit my saw? The blade’s 30 mm bore matches standard arbors on many circular saws and mitre saws; ensure machine arbor size or reducer flange compatibility before mounting.

How does the 60-tooth configuration affect cut quality? Sixty teeth provide a finer finish and reduced tear-out compared with coarse blades, so the Bosch blade is recommended where edge quality and reduced post-processing are priorities.

Does the blade require special coolant or feed settings? For non-ferrous metals and dense plastics, slower feed rates and appropriate chip evacuation improve finish and extend tooth life; coolant use depends on the material and machine manufacturer’s guidance.

How does the carbide tip influence maintenance cycles? Carbide-tipped teeth retain sharpness longer than HSS equivalents, reducing frequency of sharpening or replacement and contributing to lower overall tool costs in production.

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