165mm Circular Saw Blade 36 Teeth Tungsten Carbide 20mm Bore 1.5mm Kerf Reduced Friction - Robert Bosch Power Tools GmbH

Take advantage of precision cutting, an extra-narrow 1.5 mm kerf and carbide-tipped durability for a reliable workflow and reduced tool-change frequency; order the blade directly via Metav Werkzeuge or consult our specialists for application advice.

Circular saw blade AD 165 mm — 36T, 20 mm bore, 1.5 mm kerf (carbide-tipped) — Bosch

The circular saw blade AD 165 mm, 36 teeth, 20 mm bore, 1.5 mm kerf is designed for efficient, low-friction cutting on battery-powered circular saws and offers durable carbide-tipped teeth for extended service life

• Extra-narrow 1.5 mm kerf
• 165 mm diameter, 36 teeth
• 20 mm bore for standard arbors
• Carbide-tipped teeth for long life
• Reduced friction extends battery runtime

Faster cuts and lower energy consumption for battery tools

The blade’s extra-narrow kerf of 1.5 mm reduces the amount of material removed per pass, which lowers cutting resistance and therefore reduces friction during operation. This reduction in drag is particularly advantageous for cordless machines where lower load can translate directly into longer battery runtime and more cuts per charge. For workshops aiming to maximise mobility without sacrificing productivity, this feature helps balance performance and endurance while maintaining cut consistency.

Clean finish and predictable material removal

With a 165 mm diameter and 36 teeth, the geometry of the blade is optimised for a fine, controlled cut that minimises tear-out and follow-up finishing. The tooth count supports smooth chip evacuation and a predictable material removal rate, making it suitable where a neat edge and repeatable results are important. The blade’s carbide-tipped cutting edges retain sharpness longer than high-speed steel alone, reducing the frequency of dressing or replacement and helping to maintain production quality over time.

Secure fitting and stable running for reliable results

A 20 mm bore ensures compatibility with standard arbor sizes used across many compact and jobsite circular saws, enabling quick fitting and secure mounting. The construction emphasises stability and concentric running, which reduces vibration and improves both safety and cut accuracy. This stable behaviour is important in small-scale production or trade work, where consistent results reduce scrap and rework.

Durable design that supports workshop efficiency

The combination of carbide tips and a slim kerf is geared toward long-term workshop efficiency: longer blade life, fewer tool changes, and less energy per cut. Especially in mobile or battery-powered setups, the lower resistance and robust tip material provide a practical return on investment through reduced downtime and sustained cut quality. When paired with a considered handling and storage routine, the blade contributes to smoother daily operations and predictable scheduling.

For precise, low-drag cutting with extended runtime, contact Metav Werkzeuge for tailored advice and reliable supply from Emmerich — ask our consultants about the Bosch circular saw blade with SKU 8000587110NW.

Technical data

• Article number: 8000587110NW
• Name: Circular saw blade AD 165 mm, 36T, 20 mm bore, 1.5 mm kerf, carbide-tipped
• Manufacturer: Robert Bosch Power Tools GmbH

Facts

• Diameter: 165 mm
• Teeth: 36
• Bore: 20 mm
• Kerf (cut width): 1.5 mm

Special features

• Carbide-tipped teeth
• Extra-narrow kerf for reduced friction and extended battery runtime
• Suitable for battery-powered circular saws

FAQ

What is the cut width of the blade?
The blade has a kerf of 1.5 mm, which is designed to reduce material removal and lower cutting resistance.

How does the extra-narrow kerf affect battery-powered saws?
An extra-narrow kerf reduces friction and load, which can contribute to extended battery runtime when used with cordless circular saws.

Which arbor size fits this blade?
The blade is supplied with a 20 mm bore, compatible with standard 20 mm arbors.

What material are the teeth made from?
The teeth are carbide-tipped, offering greater wear resistance and a longer service life compared with standard HSS edges.

Is the blade suitable for precision finish work?
With 36 teeth and a fine kerf, the blade produces a clean finish that reduces the need for secondary finishing in many applications.

Robert Bosch Power Tools GmbH