Thin carbide circular saw blades for portable saws and miter saws are ideal for achieving clean, fast, and precise cuts, even on the most delicate materials. Thanks to their thin thickness and tungsten carbide teeth, they reduce material loss and limit motor strain, while ensuring excellent longevity. Suitable for both miter saws and portable saws, they are ideal for demanding DIY enthusiasts as well as wood and aluminum professionals.

Among the models offered by Probois Machinoutils, we particularly like the Festool Ø160 mm carbide circular blade with 48 trapezoidal teeth. Its specific trapezoidal teeth make it ideal for cutting melamine panels, MDF, and parquet flooring, materials often susceptible to chipping. This blade produces a clean and even finish, making it particularly suitable for installation and layout work requiring impeccable precision.

Thin carbide blades for both wood and aluminum

This category also includes thin carbide blades specifically for wood, ideal for cutting solid wood, plywood, baseboards, moldings, and other wood-based panels. Their thinness allows for fast and precise work without overloading the motor of your portable saw or miter saw.

For even greater versatility, Probois also offers thin blades for aluminum and non-ferrous metals. Designed with a specific tooth pattern, they ensure a clean cut on aluminum profiles, tubes, or bars, while reducing burrs and heat buildup. These blades are essential for aluminum joiners or for any work requiring precision and safety on metal materials.

Choosing the Right Thin Carbide Blade

To select the right blade, several criteria must be considered :

• The diameter and bore, to be checked according to the machine.
• The number of teeth and the type of teeth : for example, 48 trapezoidal teeth for melamine or MDF, or coarser teeth for fast cuts in wood.
• The material to be cut : solid wood, wood-based panels, parquet, aluminum, or PVC.

In short, the thin carbide circular saw blades for portable saws and miter saws available from Probois Machinoutils allow you to work with precision, whether on wood, melamine, MDF, parquet, or aluminum.