TCT Saw Blade for Wood Cutting

1. Tungsten Carbide Tipped Teeth: TCT saw blades have durable teeth made of tungsten carbide. Tungsten carbide is a hard material that allows the blade to maintain sharpness and withstand the abrasiveness of wood cutting.
2 .High Tooth Count: TCT blades for wood cutting usually have a high tooth count, typically ranging from 24 to 80 teeth per blade. This higher tooth count helps to achieve finer, smoother cuts and reduce the likelihood of tear-out or splintering.
3. Alternate Top Bevel (ATB) Tooth Design: TCT saw blades for wood often feature an Alternate Top Bevel tooth design. This means that the teeth are beveled at alternating angles, allowing for efficient cutting with minimal resistance and reduced splintering.
4. Expansion Slots or Laser-Cut Vents: TCT blades may include expansion slots or laser-cut vents on the blade body. These slots help dissipate heat and reduce friction during cutting, preventing the blade from overheating and warping.
5. Anti-Kickback Design: Many TCT saw blades for wood cutting are designed with anti-kickback features. These features include specialized tooth geometry that helps prevent the blade from catching or grabbing the wood, reducing the risk of kickback and enhancing user safety.
6. Coating Options: Some TCT blades may come with special coatings, such as PTFE (polytetrafluoroethylene) or Teflon coatings. These coatings reduce friction, allowing the blade to glide smoothly through the wood and minimize heat generation.
7. Compatibility with Different Wood Types: TCT saw blades are available in various configurations to cater to different types of wood cutting. Blades with different tooth configurations (such as rip blades, crosscut blades, combination blades, or plywood blades) are designed for specific wood cutting applications, ensuring optimal performance and clean cuts in different woodworking projects.