CMT 236.004.07 ITK Plus Diamond Saw Blade for Fiber Cement Products, 7-1/4-Inch x 4 Trapezoidal Teeth with 5/8-Inch<>Bore, PTFE Coating

Product Description A new saw blade which reduces material waste and demand on the saw, while delivering reliable, industrial-quality performance cut after cut! This blade features a heavy-duty steel plate (44 Rockwell) for higher resistance during work, laser-cut heat expansion slots and sound dampening channels to prevent the tool from warping during rotation and greatly reduce vibrations! Blade teeth are made of Industrial SinterHip High-density carbide which prevents the tool from any material failure and guarantees a longer cutting life. Also, the new Shear Angle Grind on the teeth front face produces smooth cuts, reduces the blade cutting force and improves the cutting speed, setting a new standard for performance and value. Last but not least, the blade Non-Stick Orange Shield Coating keeps the blade running cool, reduces pitch build-up and protects against corrosion. Ideal for all woods including wet lumber. This outstanding saw blade is delivered in practical carrying case. From the Manufacturer Hardiplank and Hardipanel are becoming a household name with the building contractor. Cutting these materials efficiently while keeping the dust a minimum has been a challenge for tooling manufacturers. The CMT blade offers smooth cuts and reduces dust while keeping a sharp edge. Due to the success of the CMT solution for the cutting of fiber cement board, quality contractors have been clamoring for CMT to manufacture a 10" and 12" version of our blade to solve the problem of mitering this material. CMT is happy to introduce a 10" and 12" version of the Hardiplank and Hardipanel blade for use of miter saws.

• APPLICATION: for long life cuts up to 60x longer life than traditional carbide blades.
• MACHINES: portable circular saws and miter saws.
• MATERIAL: Eternit, Swisspearl, Fermacell, Ivarplank, HardiePlank, HardiePanel, and other generic wood products such as chipboard and MDF, as well as plasterboard and thermoplastic materials.