Freud LP67M Laminated Panel Cutting Circular Saw Blade - 185mm, 60T, 20mm

Immerse yourself in utmost precision with 'Freud LP67M Laminated Panel Cutting Circular Saw Blade'. With a diameter of 185mm, featuring 60 razor-sharp teeth directly molded using Freud's proprietary Titanium Cobalt Carbide (TiCo), this beauty is designed for handheld saws. It offers unmatched performance while cutting through laminated chipboard, MDF and the likes, quite like a hot knife through butter. What makes this saw blade stand out is its power-packed, long-lasting cutting life, delivering an impeccable finish that is worthy of admiration. The unique concoction of the TiCo helps in crafting a sharper edge, while ensuring a flawless outcome time and again. The major differentiator for this product lies in its Perma-shield technology, an innovative, non-stick coating formulation that defends against the harshest of application conditions. It provides insulation from the heat, fights against corrosion, and obliterates resin build-up. This significantly reduces cleaning downtime, allowing you more time to focus on your craft. Among its other impressive features, the Freud LP67M boasts of anti-vibration slots meticulously designed to ensure smoother operation with minimized noise. Its tri-metal brazing alloy, a robust fusion of copper encased between two silver layers, is built to endure extreme impact. This saw blade also features a premium steel body, the epitome of precision and high resilience. A unique feature of the product is that the application material is laser-marked on each blade for quick and easy user identification. Specifications include: - Blade diameter of 185 mm - Bore diameter of 20 mm - Kerf of 2.4 mm - Blade thickness of 1.6 mm. Certainly, the Freud LP67M Laminated Panel Cutting Circular Saw Blade - 185mm, 60T, 20mm is not just an average saw blade. It’s a crafting partner that lets you carve your way to precision, excellence and satisfaction. Experience a dramatic enhancement in the quality and longevity of your cutting life with Freud. After all, it's not just a blade, it's a Freud.