The kwb carbide saw blade with 150 mm diameter and 16 mm bore is designed for use on common circular saws. It provides clean and precise cuts in various wood materials.
Carbide-tipped teeth for long-lasting sharpness and high durability – ideal for intensive use.
Diameter of 150 mm and 16 mm bore fit many common circular saws and mitre saws.
Suitable for softwood, hardwood, and wood-based panels – versatile application.
The carbide tipping ensures consistently high cut quality over a long period. Unlike plain steel blades, the sharpness remains intact even with frequent use, reducing the need for resharpening or replacement.
Ideal for...
This blade is aimed at DIY enthusiasts and ambitious hobby craftsmen who value precise cuts in wood. It is suitable for modular furniture construction, interior fitting, and repair or renovation work around the house.
How to use the saw blade
Mount the blade with the correct bore (16 mm) into your circular saw. Ensure that the saw's speed range matches the blade's maximum speed. Guide the workpiece evenly to avoid overheating and chatter marks. After use, clean the blade of resin residues – this extends its service life.
kwb is a German manufacturer of quality tools and accessories for DIY enthusiasts and professionals. The brand is known for precise saw blades, drill bits, and abrasives that offer durability and good cutting properties. kwb products are available in many hardware stores and specialist shops.
A carbide saw blade has teeth made of sintered tungsten carbide, which are significantly harder and more wear-resistant than traditional steel teeth. This allows clean cuts over a longer period of use.
This kwb blade is designed for wood and wood-based materials such as softwood, hardwood, plywood, OSB boards, and MDF. It is not suitable for metal, plastic, or stone.
The blade has a diameter of 150 mm and a bore of 16 mm. It is compatible with many common circular saws and mitre saws with 16 mm bore.
The blade fits circular saws and mitre saws with a spindle bore of 16 mm. Check before use whether your saw supports this bore size. For different bores, reducing rings are required.
Clean the blade regularly from resin and dirt residues with a special cleaner or warm water. Dry it thoroughly afterwards. Store it dry and protected from impacts. The carbide teeth do not need resharpening – when blunt, it is better to replace the blade.
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