Saw blade for wood

Saw blades for wood serve cutting needs for softwood, hardwood, plywood, melamine board and PVC plastic in construction, carpentry and repair work. The product range includes jigsaw blades 76.5–180 mm long for handheld jigsaws and reciprocating saw blades 150–400 mm long for greater cutting depth. Manufacturing materials include HCS CV steel, flexible Bi-metal and Bi-metal flex, ensuring durability during continuous operation.

Tooth structure is divided into milled and side-set teeth for fast cutting, double-ground symmetrical teeth for clean cuts, reverse teeth for veneer-faced boards, and carbide or diamond-coated teeth for hard materials. Tooth pitch ranges from 1.9 mm to 4 mm corresponding to 6.35–13 TPI, adjusting cutting speed and surface finish. Codes such as L012S5, L002W, L005W5 and L010W represent the jigsaw blade line, while L200W and L201w belong to the reciprocating saw blade line. All manufactured in Germany, officially imported, with full warranty according to European standards.

Saw blades for wood meet diverse cutting needs in construction, carpentry and repair work, from softwood, hardwood to engineered wood, melamine board and PVC plastic. This product range includes jigsaw blades and reciprocating saw blades, each serving a different range of material thickness and structure. Jigsaw blades typically have lengths from 76.5 mm to 180 mm, suitable for handheld jigsaws, while reciprocating saw blades range from 150 mm to 400 mm, used for reciprocating saws when greater cutting depth or cutting thick materials is required. Tooth structure is designed in multiple patterns: milled and side-set teeth for fast cutting, double-ground symmetrical teeth for clean cuts, reverse teeth for veneer-faced boards, and carbide or diamond-coated teeth for hard materials. Manufacturing materials are primarily HCS CV steel, flexible Bi-metal or Bi-metal flex, ensuring durability and resistance to breakage during continuous operation. Tooth pitch ranges from 1.9 mm to 4 mm, corresponding to 6.35 TPI to 13 TPI, allowing adjustment of cutting speed and surface finish according to work requirements. Codes such as L012S5, L002W, L005W5 and L010W represent the jigsaw blade line, while L200W and L201w belong to the reciprocating saw blade line. All are manufactured in Germany, complying with European quality standards.

Classification by machine type and working length

Saw blades for wood are divided into two main groups based on the machine type used. Jigsaw blades fit into handheld jigsaws, with overall lengths from 76.5 mm to 180 mm and working lengths from 51.5 mm to 155 mm. Reciprocating saw blades fit into reciprocating saws, with overall lengths from 150 mm to 400 mm and working lengths from 130 mm to 380 mm. Working length determines maximum cutting depth, so it is necessary to select blades with lengths appropriate to material thickness.

In the jigsaw blade group, L012S5 at 80 mm long serves cutting softwood, hardwood and chipboard 2.5–20 mm thick. L002W at 100 mm long cuts softwood, hardwood and PVC 3–30 mm thick with 2.5 mm tooth pitch. L005W5 at 100 mm long uses double-ground symmetrical teeth, cutting softwood and hardwood 2.5–35 mm thick. L010W has lengths from 100 mm to 180 mm, 4 mm tooth pitch, fast cutting softwood and hardwood 5–50 mm thick.

The reciprocating saw blade group includes L200W at 150–300 mm long, cutting wood, PVC plastic, fiber cement board and plasterboard 6–100 mm thick. L201w cuts all types of wood with milled and side-set teeth, flexible blade body. L202WL2405 at 240 mm long specializes in cutting green wood, tree branches, roots and logs with diameter under 190 mm, saw teeth are ground to reduce cutting force when working with wet wood.

Tooth structure and specific applications

Tooth structure directly affects cutting speed, surface finish and ability to work with each material type. Milled and side-set teeth create wide chip channels, allowing fast cutting of softwood and hardwood but with rougher cut surfaces. Double-ground symmetrical teeth create clean cuts without tearing material, suitable for curved cutting or cutting veneer-faced boards. Reverse teeth face upward, reducing tear-out on the top surface of melamine board or veneer-faced engineered wood when cutting from below.

L005W5 uses double-ground symmetrical teeth, blade back has tapered groove reducing friction, providing clean cuts when cutting softwood and hardwood 2.5–35 mm thick. L008W5 at 117 mm long has reverse teeth, 1.9 mm tooth pitch, cutting wood and melamine board 2–40 mm thick without creating tear-out on the top surface. L012W5 at 117 mm long uses triple-ground teeth, blade back has taper, cutting wood, PVC plastic and plexiglass with 2.5 mm tooth pitch.

L001W5 at 100 mm long has milled and side-set teeth, 3 mm tooth pitch, fast cutting softwood, hardwood and plastic 4–50 mm thick. L004W5 at 100 mm long, 3 mm tooth pitch, cuts veneer-faced plywood, laminated wood and plastic 8–40 mm thick, Bi-metal structure combines high-speed steel at tooth section with flexible body. L010W has ground and side-set teeth, creating wide chip channels, high cutting speed when rough working with softwood and hardwood 5–50 mm thick.

Manufacturing material and durability

Manufacturing material of saw blades for wood determines wear resistance, breakage resistance and service life during continuous operation. HCS CV steel combines high carbon with chromium-vanadium, providing good hardness and heat resistance, suitable for cutting softwood, hardwood and plastic. Flexible Bi-metal combines high-speed steel at tooth section with carbon steel body, allowing blade to bend without breaking, increasing service life when cutting materials with impurities or cutting complex curves.

L012S5, L004W5 and L012S5 use Bi-metal technology, allowing cutting of wood with nails, metal and composite materials without blade breakage. L002W, L005W5, L008W5, L012W5, L010W and L001W5 are manufactured from HCS CV steel, suitable for cutting clean wood without impurities.

Reciprocating saw blade L200W uses HCS CV steel with milled and side-set teeth, cutting wood, PVC plastic, fiber cement board and plasterboard. L202WL2405 is manufactured from HCS CV steel, saw teeth are ground to reduce cutting force when working with green wood and tree branches. L201w has milled and side-set teeth, flexible blade body, cutting all types of wood.

Tooth pitch and cutting speed

Tooth pitch is measured by the distance between two consecutive tooth peaks, typically expressed in millimeters or teeth per inch. Small tooth pitch creates many teeth per unit length, providing smooth cuts but slower cutting speed. Large tooth pitch creates fewer teeth, faster cutting speed but rougher cut surface. Selecting tooth pitch appropriate to material thickness and hardness helps optimize performance and blade service life.

L008W5 has 1.9 mm tooth pitch equivalent to 13 TPI, providing smooth cuts when cutting melamine board 2–40 mm thick. L002W has 2.5 mm tooth pitch equivalent to 10 TPI, cutting softwood, hardwood and PVC 3–30 mm thick. L012W5 has 2.5 mm tooth pitch, cutting wood, PVC plastic and plexiglass with triple-ground teeth.

L012S5, L004W5 and L001W5 have 3 mm tooth pitch equivalent to 8.5 TPI, balancing cutting speed and surface finish when cutting wood and plastic 4–50 mm thick. L010W has 4 mm tooth pitch equivalent to 6.35 TPI, fast cutting softwood and hardwood 5–50 mm thick during rough work.

Selection by material thickness

Material thickness determines required working length and tooth pitch. Thin materials from 2.5 mm to 20 mm require short blades with small tooth pitch to avoid vibration and ensure accuracy. Thick materials from 20 mm to 50 mm require longer blades with larger tooth pitch to increase cutting speed and chip evacuation. Very thick materials over 50 mm require reciprocating saw blades with working lengths from 130 mm and above.

Cutting softwood, hardwood and chipboard 2.5–20 mm thick, select L012S5 at 80 mm long. Cutting softwood, hardwood and PVC 3–30 mm thick, select L002W at 100 mm long. Cutting softwood and hardwood 2.5–35 mm thick with clean cuts, select L005W5 at 100 mm long. Cutting wood and melamine board 2–40 mm thick without creating tear-out, select L008W5 at 117 mm long.

Cutting veneer-faced plywood, laminated wood and plastic 8–40 mm thick, select L004W5 at 100 mm long. Fast cutting softwood, hardwood and plastic 4–50 mm thick, select L001W5 at 100 mm long. Fast cutting softwood and hardwood 5–50 mm thick during rough work, select L010W at 100–180 mm long. Cutting wood, PVC plastic, fiber cement board and plasterboard 6–100 mm thick, select L200W at 150–300 mm long.

Applications in construction and carpentry

Saw blades for wood serve many tasks in construction, carpentry and repair work. Cutting construction lumber, frame assembly, wood flooring, cutting plywood and plasterboard require blades with length and tooth pitch appropriate to material thickness. Curved cutting, detail shaping or cutting veneer-faced boards require blades with double-ground symmetrical teeth or reverse teeth to ensure clean cuts without tearing material.

Cutting green wood, tree branches, roots and logs with diameter under 190 mm in gardening or demolition, select L202WL2405 at 240 mm long with saw teeth ground to reduce cutting force when working with wet wood. Cutting wood, PVC plastic, fiber cement board and plasterboard 6–100 mm thick in construction, select L200W at 150–300 mm long with milled and side-set teeth.

Cutting veneer-faced plywood, laminated wood and plastic 8–40 mm thick when making furniture or woodwork, select L004W5 at 100 mm long. Cutting wood and melamine board 2–40 mm thick without creating tear-out on the top surface, select L008W5 at 117 mm long with reverse teeth. Cutting wood, PVC plastic and plexiglass, select L012W5 at 117 mm long with triple-ground teeth.

Selecting saw blades for wood appropriate to machine type, material thickness and surface finish requirements helps optimize work performance and blade service life. Check working length, tooth pitch and manufacturing material before use to ensure safety and cutting quality.