Hoja de sierra circular Bosch Optiline Wood, 25,4 cm, 1,4 mm

The Bosch Optiline Wood Circular Saw Blade delivers precise quality cuts in all types of wood. With a diameter of 25.4 cm and a thickness of 1.4 mm, the blade combines a dimensionally stable SK5 hardened steel base (> 40 HRC) with precision-ground carbide teeth for clean and accurate results. Expansion slots in the blade reduce vibration, lower noise and decrease heat development during use. The blade is compatible with hand-held, mitre, sliding mitre and table saws and is supplied as a single piece.

Advantages

Precision-ground carbide teeth with ATB (Alternate Top Bevel) geometry provide clean cuts when a high tooth count is used and efficient, robust cuts with lower tooth counts. The SK5 hardened steel base ensures dimensional stability and cutting accuracy. Expansion slots dampen vibration, reducing noise and heating for improved cutting performance and blade life.

Suitable for

• Cross‑cutting and rip cuts in solid wood
• Cutting plywood, chipboard and other wooden panels
• Use on hand-held circular saws
• Use on mitre, sliding mitre and table saws

Key specifications

• Brand: Bosch
• Model: Optiline Wood
• Diameter: 25.4 cm
• Kerf / Thickness: 1.4 mm
• Material (blade): SK5 hardened steel (> 40 HRC)
• Tooth material: precision-ground carbide, ATB geometry
• Pack quantity: 1 piece
• MPN: 2608640436
• EAN: 3165140314459

How to use

Fit the saw blade to the machine following the saw manufacturer's instructions, ensuring correct mounting direction and secure flange tightening. Select the appropriate number of teeth or Optiline variant for the desired finish: a higher tooth count for cleaner, fine cuts and a lower tooth count for faster, more aggressive cuts. Check compatibility with your saw (hand-held, mitre, sliding mitre or table saw) and observe recommended safety measures such as using protective eyewear, hearing protection and a push stick when needed.

Recommendations

For best results, allow the blade to reach full operating speed before engaging the material, avoid excessive feed force to reduce heat buildup, and inspect the blade regularly for wear or damage. Replace the blade if teeth are chipped or the cutting quality deteriorates.