Freud 250mm Ultra-Thin Aluminum and Non-Ferrous Saw Blade is engineered specifically to cut special drawn products, such as tubes and similar products having ultra-thin walls, delivering an excellent cutting finish without splintering. With 100 teeth, a 30mm arbor, and a slim 2.8mm kerf, this circular saw blade is purpose-built for precision work on aluminum, brass, copper, plastic, and vinyl - making it an ideal choice for fabricators and tradespeople who demand clean, burr-free results from a dedicated non-ferrous cutting blade.

Key Features

• Flat-triple chip tooth (TCG grind) with positive cutting angle - this tooth geometry reduces cutting resistance and produces smooth, chip-free edges on aluminum, brass, copper, and non-ferrous metals, minimizing secondary finishing work.
• Silver I.C.E. Coating prevents build up on the blade surface and keeps the blade running cooler and cleaner - meaning less friction, reduced resin and gum deposits, and a longer service life between cleanings.
• Silent Sawblade design - reduces machine vibration during operation, contributing to quieter cuts and improved control, especially during extended cutting sessions.
• Ultra-thin 2.8mm kerf with a 2.2mm plate - the reduced thickness minimizes material waste, lowers the power demand on the motor, and optimizes employment in low-power machines, too.
• 100-tooth configuration on a 250mm diameter blade - the high tooth count delivers an exceptionally fine finish on thin-walled tubes and drawn profiles where precision matters most.
• 5 deg. hook angle - this positive cutting angle helps the blade engage material efficiently while maintaining controlled, consistent feed through non-ferrous stock.
• Multiple pinhole configurations (2/7/42, 2/9/46.4, and 2/10/60) - provides broad compatibility with a wide range of saw arbor setups, reducing the need for additional adapters.
• Compatible with Miter Saw, Stationary Table Saw, and Double Miter Saw - versatile enough to be used across multiple workshop machines without changing blades.

Why This Product

• Purpose-built for ultra-thin wall materials - the blade's reduced kerf and high tooth count are specifically designed to cut tubes and drawn profiles without splintering, making it a reliable choice where surface quality is critical.
• Works with low-power machines - the thin plate and minimal kerf reduce the load on the motor, so this blade performs effectively even on machines with limited horsepower, expanding its usability across different shop setups.
• Cuts five material types - aluminum, brass, copper, plastic, and vinyl are all approved materials, giving this single blade wide application range across non-ferrous metalworking and fabrication tasks.
• Silver I.C.E. Coating for cleaner, longer-lasting performance - by preventing build up on the blade surface and keeping the blade running cooler, the coating helps maintain consistent cutting quality over time without frequent interruptions for cleaning.

Specifications

• Brand: Freud
• Product Group: Saw Blades
• Category: Aluminum and Plastics
• Sub Category: Aluminum and Non-Ferrous (Thin)
• Diameter: 250mm
• Teeth: 100
• Arbor: 30mm
• Kerf: 2.8mm
• Plate: 2.2mm
• Hook Angle: 5 deg.
• Grind: TCG
• Pinholes: 2/7/42 + 2/9/46.4 + 2/10/60
• Compatible Tools: Miter Saw; Stationary Table Saw; Double Miter Saw
• 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 types of materials can this blade cut?

This blade is approved for cutting plastic, vinyl, aluminum, brass, and copper. It is specifically designed for special drawn products such as tubes and similar products having ultra-thin walls, where a clean finish without splintering is required.

Which machines is this blade compatible with?

This 250mm blade is compatible with a Miter Saw, Stationary Table Saw, and Double Miter Saw. The multiple pinhole configurations - 2/7/42, 2/9/46.4, and 2/10/60 - also allow it to fit a broad range of arbor setups on those machine types.

What is the TCG grind and why does it matter for non-ferrous cutting?

TCG stands for Triple Chip Grind, which is the tooth geometry used on this blade. This flat-triple chip tooth profile with a positive cutting angle is well suited to non-ferrous metals and plastics because it shears material cleanly with reduced tearing, producing a smooth edge finish on aluminum, brass, copper, and similar materials.

Can this blade be used on low-power machines?

Yes. The reduced kerf thickness of 2.8mm and the 2.2mm plate are specifically noted to optimize employment in low-power machines, too. Less material is removed per pass, which reduces the load placed on the motor during cutting.