Hojas de sierra circular Bosch Optiline Wood 2608640437

The Bosch Optiline Wood Circular Saw Blade (MPN 2608640437, EAN 3165140314466) is engineered for precise quality cuts in all types of wood and wooden materials. The blade has a diameter of 254 mm and a bore size of 30 mm. High-quality precision-ground carbide teeth and a dimensionally stable SK5 hardened steel body provide accuracy and long service life. Expansion slots in the blade reduce vibration, dampen noise and limit heat build-up during operation. Compatible with hand-held, mitre, sliding mitre and table saws, the blade is suitable for a range of woodworking applications.

Advantages

Precision-ground carbide teeth with ATB (Alternate Top Bevel) geometry enable clean, controlled cuts; a hardened SK5 steel base (>40 HRC) maintains dimensional stability and cutting accuracy. Expansion slots reduce vibration and noise while decreasing heat development. Different tooth counts deliver either fine, clean cuts or faster, more aggressive cuts depending on the task.

Suitable for

• Cross-cutting and ripping in solid wood
• Cutting plywood, particleboard and MDF
• Use on hand-held circular saws
• Use on mitre, sliding mitre and table saws

Key specifications

• Brand: Bosch
• Model / MPN: 2608640437
• EAN: 3165140314466
• Blade diameter: 254 mm
• Bore (arbor) size: 30 mm
• Blade body material: SK5 hardened steel (>40 HRC)
• Tooth material: precision-ground carbide
• Tooth geometry: ATB (Alternate Top Bevel)

How to use

Fit the blade to a compatible saw following the saw manufacturer’s mounting instructions and safety procedures. Ensure the arbor and blade bore match (30 mm), tighten the blade securely and check blade rotation direction. Use appropriate feed speed and support the workpiece to avoid pinching. Wear suitable personal protective equipment and observe saw-specific safety guidelines during operation.

Recommendations

For the cleanest finish use a higher-tooth-count Optiline Wood blade and slow, steady feed. For faster ripping or rougher cuts, choose a blade with fewer teeth. Regularly inspect the blade for wear and replace when carbide tips are damaged or cutting quality degrades.