Carbide Tip Brazing
Stable brazing helps control tooth strength and reduces failures during high-volume cutting.
TCT Saw Blade Manufacturer
TCT circular saw blades for wood, plywood, MDF, laminate and aluminum. Compare specifications and grades, then send diameter, bore, tooth count, workpiece and quantity for an OEM quotation.
TCT Saw Blade Specifications by Application
Start with the workpiece and machine, then confirm a complete specification. The examples below are existing production-sheet references, not a promise that every combination is stocked.
| Application | Reference specification | Confirm before ordering |
|---|---|---|
| Wood cutting | G grade: 250 × 3.0 × 2.0 mm, 60T, Ø25.4 mm bore | Wood type, ripping or crosscutting, finish and machine model |
| Aluminum profiles | G grade: 300 × 3.0 × 2.2 mm, 100T, Ø30 mm bore | Alloy, section drawing, wall thickness, clamping and lubrication |
| Thin-kerf finish work | C grade: 150 × 1.8 × 1.3 mm, 60T, Ø25.4 mm bore | Machine compatibility and tooth geometry; thinner is not automatically better |
Notation: outside diameter × kerf × plate thickness; tooth count and bore are listed separately. References: Wryno production parameter sheets, Professional (G) and Renovation (C), revision 2025-12-27. P/B/J/Z/G/C are internal product levels, not independent certifications.
Real Factory Manufacturing Process
For custom saw blades, the difference is not only the size code. Brazing, grinding, bore processing, and finishing all affect cutting stability and repeat orders for your market.
These photos are taken from our real factory production footage, not stock images.
CNC Tooth Grinding
Precise grinding controls tooth angle consistency, cutting finish, and blade life.
Bore & Pin-Hole Customization
Bore size, pin holes, and PCD can be matched to your machine and market requirements.
Surface Treatment
Coating and finishing options can improve appearance, rust resistance, and market positioning.
Product Selector
⚙ Choose Specifications
Specification examples for quotation; confirm availability and blade-marked RPM before ordering.
| Diameter (mm) | Teeth | Bore (mm) | Kerf (mm) | Plate (mm) | Grade | Speed check |
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Quality Grade System
6 distinct grades to match product quality with your market segment and margin requirements
P
ECONOMY
Steel50# Carbon Steel
HardnessHRC 42±1
Best ForBasic woodworking, DIY, occasional use
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B
STANDARD
Steel50# / 75Cr1
HardnessHRC 44±1
Best ForGeneral woodworking, furniture making
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J
PREMIUM
Steel50# / 75Cr1
HardnessHRC 44±1
Best ForHigh-volume production, export quality
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Z
PREMIUM RED/EXPORT
Steel50# / 75Cr1
HardnessHRC 44±1
Best ForExport market, enhanced surface treatment
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G
PROFESSIONAL
Steel75Cr1 Alloy Steel
HardnessHRC 46±1
Best ForIndustrial production, hardwood, high precision
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C
RENOVATION
Steel75Cr1 Alloy Steel
HardnessHRC 45±1
Best ForFinish work, decoration, clean cuts
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Ready to Get Factory Pricing?
Send your application, drawing or blade marking, required quantity and packaging. We will confirm the proposed specification, sample plan, MOQ and lead time with your quotation.
Before operation or servicing: review our circular saw blade safety guide and pre-use checklist for compatibility, maximum RPM, guarding and machine-specific maintenance precautions.
BUYER EVIDENCE PATH
Evidence to collect before approving a TCT blade
Connect the application, approved sample and repeat-order specification. These guides describe what to record; they are not Wryno test reports.
- Sample test protocolDefine the machine, material, acceptance limits and stopping rule.
- Quotation specification checklistRecord diameter, bore, kerf, body, tooth geometry and application.
- Saw blade technical libraryBrowse selection, failure analysis, inspection and cost-control guides.