LD-197 Carbide Tipped Circular Saw Blade 7-1/4 Inch | Wholesale Supplier

LD-197 Carbide Tipped Circular Saw Blade 7-1/4 Inch | Wholesale Supplier

SKU: LD-197

LD-197 Carbide Tipped Circular Saw Blade 7-1/4 inch 184mm is available in 24T and 40T configurations with carbide-tipped teeth for wood, plywood, MDF, and plastic cutting on circular saws, miter saws, and table saws.

MOQ:100
Price Range:$3.00 - $15.00 / pc
Material:Carbide Tipped Teeth C3/C4 Grade / SK5 Spring Steel Body / Laser Cut Expansion Slots / Anti-Kickback Shoulder
Certifications:CE / EN 847-1 / ISO 9001
Size Range:7-1/4 inch 184mm diameter; 20mm bore with 5/8 inch reducing ring; 24T or 40T; Plate thickness 1.5mm; Kerf 2.2mm
Color Options:Silver Steel Body / Gold Carbide Tips / Red Coated / Black Coated
Weight:280
Packing:Individual color sleeve or blister card, 1 blade per pack, 50 packs per carton
Lead Time:10-18 days
Sample:Available
Customization:OEM tooth count, custom bore size, private label, alternate coating options
Mixed Order:true

Product Details

LD-197 Carbide Tipped Circular Saw Blade 7-1/4 Inch

LD-197 Carbide Tipped Circular Saw Blade 7-1/4 inch 184mm provides carbide-tipped teeth in 24T and 40T configurations for cutting wood, plywood, MDF, and plastic on circular saws, miter saws, and table saws.

The LD-197 Carbide Tipped Circular Saw Blade is a versatile woodworking blade designed for professional contractors, carpenters, cabinet makers, and serious DIY users who need clean, accurate cuts across a wide range of wood and wood-based materials. The blade body is precision-stamped from SK5 spring steel, a high-carbon alloy steel that maintains tension and resists warping under the heat of extended cutting operations. The body is center-ground and tensioned to minimize wobble and vibration, producing straighter cuts with less operator effort. Premium C3/C4 grade carbide teeth are brazed onto the blade body using high-temperature silver solder, providing a strong bond that resists tooth loss even under side-load conditions common in miter and table saw use. The 24-tooth configuration is optimized for ripping along the grain, with aggressive hook angle and deep gullets for fast chip removal and high feed rates. The 40-tooth configuration is a combination grind ATB (Alternate Top Bevel) design that handles both ripping and crosscutting, with a more negative hook angle for smoother finish cuts. Laser-cut expansion slots reduce noise and vibration while allowing the blade to expand and contract with temperature changes without warping. Anti-kickback shoulders behind each tooth limit the depth of cut per tooth, reducing the risk of dangerous kickback during operation. The 20mm bore with a 5/8 inch reducing ring accommodates the majority of 7-1/4 inch circular saws, miter saws, and table saws on the market. Whether ripping dimensional lumber for framing, crosscutting finish trim for cabinetry, cutting plywood sheets for construction, sizing MDF panels for furniture, or cutting plastic and PVC materials, the LD-197 circular saw blade delivers professional-grade cutting performance.

Core Features

  • SK5 spring steel body maintains tension and resists warping
  • C3/C4 grade carbide teeth with silver solder bonding
  • 24T ripping and 40T combination tooth configurations
  • Laser-cut expansion slots reduce noise and vibration
  • Anti-kickback shoulders for safer operation
  • 20mm bore with 5/8 inch reducing ring for universal fit

Application Scenarios

  • Dimensional lumber ripping and crosscutting for framing
  • Plywood and OSB sheet cutting for construction
  • MDF and particle board sizing for cabinetry
  • Finish trim and molding cutting
  • Plastic and PVC pipe and sheet cutting
  • Decking and fencing material cutting

FAQ

What is the difference between 24T and 40T blades?

24T blades have fewer teeth with larger gullets, designed for fast ripping cuts along the wood grain. They cut faster but produce rougher edges. 40T blades have more teeth for smoother finish cuts and are better for crosscutting and general-purpose use. The LD-197 is available in both configurations.

Can I use this blade on a table saw or miter saw?

Yes, the 7-1/4 inch diameter fits most portable table saws, miter saws, and circular saws. Always verify the arbor size matches your saw (20mm or 5/8 inch) and that the blade's maximum RPM rating exceeds your saw's operating speed.

How do I know when to replace the blade?

Replace the blade when you notice increased resistance during cutting, burning on the cut edge, rough or chipped cut surfaces, or the saw requires more effort to push through the material. Dull blades also produce more dust and noise.

Can carbide blades be resharpened?

Yes, carbide-tipped circular saw blades can be sharpened by a professional sharpening service. A blade can typically be resharpened 3-5 times before the carbide tips are too small. Sharpening costs significantly less than buying a new blade.