Saw Blade

Chittak’s TCT (Tungsten Carbide Tipped) saw blades and HSS (High Speed Steel) saw blades can be used on a variety of cutting tools, such as circular saw, chop saw, band saw, etc.

TCT saw blade is the tungsten carbide tip welded to the steel body of the saw blade, which can withstand higher cutting speeds and is suitable for cutting hard materials such as metal, hardwood and composite materials.

HSS saw blades are made entirely of high-speed steel, wear-resistance and can withstand cutting speeds less than TCT saw blades, suitable for cutting softer materials, usually used in woodworking and other fields.
The right blade sets cut finish, feed rate and cost per cut on every cold saw. We supply HSS and TCT circular saw blades as consumables for our own machines and most major cold saw brands: HSS blades φ250–620 mm with bores φ32–140 mm for general steel, stainless and non-ferrous work; TCT blades with 100–180 teeth for the fastest, brightest tube finishes. Choose by wall thickness and material: coarse pitches for heavy sections, fine pitches for thin-wall tube where chip clearance decides burr height. Both types are re-sharpened many times on a blade sharpening machine — budget sharpening capacity alongside blade purchase, because cost per cut is the number that matters. For machine context, see the cold saw buyer’s guide and the cold saw vs band saw comparison. Send your material, wall and blade size for a factory quote.