Δίσκος δισκοπρίονου Metabo 628666000 25,4 cm

The Metabo 628666000 circular saw blade with a 25.4 cm diameter and 3 cm bore is engineered for cutting a wide range of sheet and panel materials. Designed to deliver precise, clean cuts, the blade is compatible with circular saws that accept a 25.4 cm (254 mm) blade and a 30 mm arbor. Its tooth geometry and material selection support efficient cutting of aluminum, copper, laminate, chipboard, MDF and various wood types, providing consistent performance for both trade professionals and home workshops.

Advantages

The blade offers high cutting accuracy and edge quality across diverse materials, reducing the need for secondary finishing. Constructed for durability, it resists wear during repetitive cutting tasks and maintains sharpness for extended periods. Its universal tooth design and balanced construction minimize vibration and noise, improving user control and contributing to safer operation.

Suitable for

• Crosscuts and rip cuts in softwood and hardwood
• Cutting laminated boards and laminate flooring
• Trimming and sizing chipboard and MDF panels
• Cutting non-ferrous metals such as aluminium and copper
• General workshop and on-site carpentry tasks

Key specifications

• Diameter: 25.4 cm (254 mm)
• Bore (arbor) size: 3.0 cm (30 mm)
• Compatible materials: aluminium, copper, laminate, chipboard, MDF, wood
• Designed for use in handheld and bench circular saws accepting this diameter and arbor
• Tooth geometry: balanced for clean crosscuts and ripping (universal configuration)

How to use

Install the blade on a circular saw with matching diameter and a 30 mm arbor following the saw manufacturer's instructions. Ensure the saw is disconnected from power before fitting or removing the blade. Tighten the blade flange securely and confirm correct rotational direction. When cutting, use appropriate feed rate and support the workpiece to prevent vibration and kickback. Apply cutting speeds and coolant/lubrication practices appropriate for non-ferrous metals when cutting aluminium or copper.

Recommendations

To extend blade life and maintain cut quality, keep the blade clean from pitch and resin build-up, avoid overheating by using correct feed rates, and replace the blade when tooth damage or excessive dulling becomes apparent. Always wear appropriate eye, hearing and respiratory protection and follow the safety guidelines of the saw manufacturer.