Freud 190mm Medium Aluminum and Non-Ferrous Saw Blade is a precision-engineered carbide-tipped circular saw blade designed for cutting aluminum, brass, copper, plastic, and vinyl with confidence and control. Built around a 54-tooth configuration and a 30mm arbor, this 190mm blade brings a flat-triple chip tooth geometry and Silver I.C.E. Coating together in one purpose-built cutting tool. Whether you are working with drawn aluminum profiles or non-ferrous tubing on a miter saw or stationary table saw, this blade delivers the clean, cool, and controlled cuts that demanding fabrication work requires.

Key Features

• Flat-triple chip tooth (TCG grind) with negative cutting angle (-6 deg.) - the TCG grind is optimized for non-ferrous metals and plastics, while the negative hook angle reduces grabbing and helps maintain safe, controlled feeding through aluminum and other soft metals.
• Silver I.C.E. Coating - prevents material build-up on the blade surface and keeps the blade running cooler and cleaner, which helps extend blade life and maintain cut quality over repeated use.
• Anti-vibration design - reduces chatter and instability during cutting, resulting in smoother cuts and improved operator comfort during extended work sessions.
• 54-tooth count on a 190mm diameter blade - the higher tooth count relative to blade diameter delivers finer, cleaner cuts through aluminum tubing, brass, copper, and vinyl profiles.
• 2.8mm kerf with a 2.2mm plate - this blade thickness combination balances material removal with structural rigidity, reducing waste and maintaining a stable cut path.
• Compatible with miter saws, stationary table saws, and double miter saws - versatile tool compatibility means this blade works across multiple workshop setups without the need for a dedicated specialty machine.
• Recommended for drawn products and tubes whose thickness exceeds 5mm - purpose-matched to heavier-walled stock, this blade performs where thinner general-purpose blades fall short on non-ferrous applications.

Why This Product

• The Silver I.C.E. Coating actively resists aluminum and resin build-up, meaning less downtime spent cleaning the blade and more consistent cut quality throughout the workday.
• The -6 deg. negative hook angle combined with the TCG grind makes this blade specifically suited for non-ferrous metals and plastics - reducing the risk of tooth grabbing that can cause dangerous kickback or rough edge finish.
• Broad material compatibility across aluminum, brass, copper, plastic, and vinyl means a single blade can serve multiple cutting tasks in mixed-material fabrication environments.
• The anti-vibration design and precise plate-to-kerf ratio work together to produce smoother results on drawn aluminum products and tubes exceeding 5mm in wall thickness, where cut quality and stability matter most.

Specifications

• Brand: Freud
• Product Group: Saw Blades
• Category: Aluminum and Plastics
• Sub Category: Aluminum and Non-Ferrous (Medium)
• Diameter: 190mm
• Teeth: 54
• Arbor: 30mm
• Kerf: 2.8mm
• Plate: 2.2mm
• Hook Angle: -6 deg.
• Grind: TCG
• Compatible Tools: Miter Saw; Stationary Table Saw; Double Miter Saw
• Compatible Materials: Plastic; Vinyl; Aluminum; Brass; Copper
• Pack Quantity: 1
• Country of Origin: Italy

Approved Applications

• Sawblades to cut aluminum and non-ferrous metals

Frequently Asked Questions

What materials can this blade cut?

This blade is designed to cut plastic, vinyl, aluminum, brass, and copper. It is specifically suited for drawn products and tubes whose thickness exceeds 5mm in the non-ferrous medium cutting category.

Which power tools are compatible with this blade?

This 190mm blade with a 30mm arbor is compatible with a miter saw, stationary table saw, and double miter saw. Always confirm that your tool's arbor size matches the 30mm specification before mounting the blade.

What does the Silver I.C.E. Coating do?

The Silver I.C.E. Coating prevents build-up on the blade surface and keeps the blade running cooler and cleaner during use. This helps maintain cutting performance and contributes to a longer service life for the blade.

Is there a recommended cutting orientation for this blade?

Yes - it is recommendable to use the sawblade over the workpiece to be cut. This positioning is especially important when cutting drawn products and tubes whose thickness exceeds 5mm.