CMT 281.660.10 Orange Chrome Heavy-Duty Multi Purpose Blade 10" x T60 TCG,D 10 254mm | T 60 | B 5/8 | K .126 | P .087

CMT's chrome fine finish sliding compound saw blade is for heavy-duty crosscuts and perfect finishing on single-sided laminated panels and cuts well in chipboard, MDF, laminate, hardwood, and plywood. It performs best on radial arm saws, miter saws, and table and special saws. All prices are per single blade unless an item number has a dash(-) and then a number at the end which designates the number of included blades. Select your item(s) below then click Add to Cart. CMT's Chrome Blades - designed for professional woodworkers who require high precision and durability from their saw blades. Special chrome carbide reduces tooth abrasion, whereas the chrome plated body protects against rust, corrosion and guarantees longlasting performance. Teeth are made from a specially formulated industrial chromium micrograin carbide which stays sharper longer by reducing cutting edge abrasion, improving cut quality and tool life. All prices are per single blade unless an item number has a dash(-) and then a number at the end which designates the number of included blades.Size Legend (in inches unless otherwise noted):D = Diameter (inches and/or mm)T = Tooth CountB = Bore (inches or mm)K = Tooth Thickness (inches)P = Blade Thickness (inches)SEE IMAGE FOR ADDITIONAL DETAILTechnical InfoCMT products are manufactured for industrial applications and woodworking cutting tools are utilized by world leading furniture makers, kitchen manufacturers and CNC machinery manufacturers. Because of our intense investment in advanced production technology, CMT is able to offer industrial tooling at an affordable price to an ever growing following of cabinet makers, contractors and woodworkers as well our manufacturing customers.

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