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Key Blades & Fixings | SKU:
2281
168mm x 20mm x 1.8mm 42T Festool TSV60K & CSCSY50 Circular Saw Blades - 2281
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168mm x 20mm x 1.8mm 42T Festool TSV60K & CSCSY50 Circular Saw Blades - 2281 is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Please note: Additional delivery charges may apply for Northern Ireland, Isle of Wight, Isle of Man, Isles of Scilly, Scottish Highlands & Islands, and Channel Islands. We will contact you to inform you of any additional costs once your order is received, or you can call us on 0800 111 4898 beforehand to confirm.
168mm x 20mm x 1.8mm 42T Festool TSV60K & CSCSY50 Circular Saw ...
Regular price
£47.99
Unit price
Key Blades & Fixings | SKU:
2281
Regular price
£47.99
Unit price
Tax included
Shipping calculated at checkout.
168mm x 20mm x 1.8mm 42T Festool TSV60K & CSCSY50 Circular Saw Blades - 2281 is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Description
Description
Made from high quality steel and the teeth are made with fine grain carbide
The tooth shape has been optimally adapted to enable high cutting performance and quality
The reduced cutting width of the saw blade geometry allows users to work faster and for longer.
The saw teeth made of high-quality carbide result in a considerably longer service life, while maintaining a consistent cutting quality.
- 168mm Diameter
- 42 Tooth (ATB)
- 20mm Bore
- 1.8mm Kerf
- Tungsten Carbide teeth
- Teflon Coated
This product can be used on the Festool TSV60K & CSCSY50 And many other saws.
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