The 200 mm diameter carbide circular saw blade is designed for machines capable of handling this diameter: table saws, woodworking combination saws, miter saws, and even stationary saws for demanding work. It allows for wide and deep cuts with good rigidity, while maintaining precision and cutting quality thanks to a hardened body and carbide teeth. At Probois Machinoutils, this category offers several products with different uses: throughput, fast cutting, and finishing, depending on the number of teeth, tooth type, and bore characteristics.

For example, you'll find a 200 mm blade with 30 alternating teeth for fast cutting of soft or hard wood.

Other models with many more teeth (e.g., 40 teeth, or even 64 teeth) for very clean finishes or very precise cuts may require a larger bore (often 30 mm) or specific models.

What to check when choosing a Ø200 mm blade

Here are the essential criteria before purchasing a 200 mm carbide blade : 

• Machine compatibility & diameter : Check that your saw can accommodate a 200 mm blade, in terms of space, the table, the safety guide, and power.
• Bore : This diameter is most often 30 mm, but some models are available with smaller bores (20, 30, 16 mm, etc.). An improperly matched bore causes vibration, a less precise cut, or safety risks.
• Number of teeth & tooth type : Fewer teeth = faster and more aggressive cutting, more teeth = cleaner and smoother cutting. For finishing work, choose more teeth; for cutting, an alternating or positive tooth pattern with a moderate number of teeth is sufficient.
• Kerf thickness / body : The thickness of the blade body must be rigid enough to maintain stability at this diameter. A blade that's too thin can flex, vibrate, or heat up.
• Intended use : heavy-duty cutting, fast cutting, finishing, or mixed use. Then, consider whether the blade is suitable for hardwoods, heavy-duty work, etc.

In summary, the Probois Machinoutils 200 mm range of carbide circular saw blades offers options that are well-suited to demanding needs. By ensuring machine compatibility, bore, tooth type, and number of teeth, you maximize blade life, cutting quality, and safety.