Silverline 184mm TCT Circular Saw Blades 20T 24T 40T 3pk 801292

Silverline TCT Circular Saw Blades 20T, 24T, 40T 184mm Triple Pack

Barcode: 5055058104571

MPN: 801292

Overview:

TCT Circular Saw Blades 20T, 24T, 40T 184mm Triple Pack gives you the right blade for the job, whether you need fast ripping, general cutting or a finer finish. Designed for use on hardwood, softwood, chipboard and other composite boards, each blade features tungsten carbide tipped (TCT) teeth with an ATB (alternate top bevel) profile and a 15° positive rake to promote efficient cutting. The blades are hardened and strengthened for long service life, and supplied with a 30mm bore plus reduction rings for 20mm and 16mm arbors, making them a versatile option for many popular circular saws.

Key Features

• Triple pack includes 20T, 24T and 40T blades for different cut finishes

• Suitable for hardwood, softwood, chipboard and composite materials

• Tungsten carbide tipped (TCT) teeth for durability and edge life

• ATB tooth profile for efficient cutting in wood and boards

• 15° positive rake for smoother, faster cutting action

• Supplied with 30mm bore plus 20mm and 16mm reduction rings

• Dry rust-resistant coating for improved storage durability

• Hardened and strengthened blades for long-lasting performance

Specifications

• Brand: Silverline

• Product Type: TCT circular saw blades (triple pack)

• MPN: 801292

• Blade Diameter: 184mm

• Bore: 30mm

• Reduction Rings: 20mm and 16mm

• Teeth Included: 20T (coarse), 24T (medium), 40T (fine)

• Tooth Type: Tungsten carbide tipped (TCT), ATB

• Rake Angle: 15° positive

• Plate Thickness: 1.4mm

• Construction: Stamped and brazed

• Maximum Speed: 6400rpm

• Coating: Dry rust-resistant

Applications

• Fast rough cutting / ripping in timber (20T)

• General purpose cross cutting and site work (24T)

• Finer cuts in sheet materials and finishing work (40T)

• Cutting softwood, hardwood and composite boards

• Workshop and trade circular saw use (check saw compatibility)

How to Use

• Select the correct blade for the material and finish required (20T/24T/40T)

• Check your saw is compatible with 184mm blades and the correct bore size

• Fit the blade using the correct reduction ring if required (20mm or 16mm)

• Tighten the arbor nut securely and check the blade spins freely

• Always keep below 6400rpm maximum and use appropriate PPE

• Support the workpiece properly to reduce binding and kickback

184mm Triple Pack TCT Circular Saw Blades – Key FAQs

• What’s the difference between 20T, 24T and 40T blades?
  20T is coarse for faster, rougher cuts, 24T is a good general-purpose option, and 40T gives a finer finish with cleaner edges in wood and sheet materials.

• What materials are these blades suitable for?
  They’re designed for hardwood, softwood, chipboard and other composite boards. Always choose the right tooth count for the best finish and control.

• What is the bore size and what reduction rings are included?
  The blades have a 30mm bore and include reduction rings for 20mm and 16mm arbors to suit different saw models.

• What does ATB mean on circular saw blades?
  ATB (alternate top bevel) teeth are shaped for efficient cutting in wood and board materials, helping produce cleaner cuts than flat-top profiles in many uses.

• What does a 15° positive rake do?
  A positive rake helps the blade cut more aggressively and efficiently, which can improve feed rate and reduce effort on compatible saws and materials.

• What is the maximum RPM for these blades?
  The maximum rated speed is 6400rpm. Do not exceed this limit and always check your saw’s RPM rating is suitable.

• Do these blades fit any circular saw?
  They fit saws that accept 184mm blades and a 30mm bore (or 20mm/16mm with the supplied rings). Always confirm blade diameter and arbor size before use.

• How do I choose the right blade for the job?
  Use 20T for fast rough cuts, 24T for general cutting, and 40T when you need a cleaner finish—especially on visible edges and sheet materials.

• How can I help the blades last longer?
  Avoid nails and screws, keep the work supported to prevent binding, don’t force the cut, and store blades dry to reduce corrosion and tooth damage.

• Can these be used on a mitre saw?
  Only if your saw is rated for 184mm blades, accepts the bore size (or rings), and stays within the 6400rpm limit. Always check your saw manual first.