16 in. Cut-Off Saw Blade, 120T ATB

Description

One hundred twenty teeth at 16 in. represents the high end of tooth density for a cut-off blade at this diameter. The result is a fine-finishing crosscut blade for 1 in. arbor large-format saws where cut face quality is the primary requirement over feed rate. ATB geometry at 120 teeth shears wood fibers with minimal kerf between adjacent tooth contacts — entry and exit faces in hardwood, double-face melamine, pre-finished panel goods, and delicate face veneer come off the blade ready for glue-up or assembly. At this tooth count the blade is a precision finish-cut tool rather than a workhorse production blade: it excels at the final-dimension crosscutting stage for cabinet parts, face frame components, and veneered panel goods where the cut edge is visible or joinery-critical. Carbide tips are precisely ground to maintain ATB geometry through fine-finish cutting cycles in hardwood and cabinet-grade materials. The 1 in. bore fits large European and North American sliding table saws. In custom cabinet shops and high-end millwork operations running 16 in. saws, a 120-tooth blade eliminates post-cut edge treatment on the pieces that matter most.