Hojas de sierra circular Bosch Optiline Wood 2608641768

The Bosch Optiline Wood Circular Saw Blade 2608641768 is designed for precise cutting of all types of wood and wood-based materials. Its precision-ground carbide teeth and a stable SK5 hardened steel body ensure accurate and clean cuts. Expansion slots in the blade reduce vibration, noise and heat build-up during operation. The blade is compatible with handheld circular saws, mitre saws, sliding mitre saws and table saws and is available with different tooth counts to achieve either finer or more aggressive cuts.

Advantages

The Optiline Wood blade combines a dimensionally stable SK5 hardened steel base (>40 HRC) with precision-ground carbide teeth using ATB (Alternate Top Bevel) geometry to deliver clean, accurate cuts. Expansion slots lower vibration and noise while reducing heat generation, which helps maintain cutting quality and tool life. Different tooth counts allow adjustment between smooth finishes and faster, more efficient material removal.

Suitable for

• Cross-cutting and ripping of solid wood
• Cutting plywood, MDF and other wood-based panels
• Use in handheld circular saws, mitre saws, sliding mitre saws and table saws
• Carpentry, joinery and DIY woodworking projects

Key specifications

• Brand: Bosch
• Model/MPN: 2608641768
• EAN: 3165140455565
• Material: SK5 hardened steel body (>40 HRC) with carbide teeth
• Tooth geometry: ATB (Alternate Top Bevel)

How to use

Mount the blade on the appropriate saw following the machine manufacturer’s instructions and ensure correct arbor size and direction of rotation. Select a blade tooth count suitable for the required finish—higher tooth counts for finer, cleaner cuts and lower tooth counts for faster, more aggressive cuts. Secure the workpiece and use appropriate feed rate and cutting speed. Allow the blade to come to full speed before engaging the material and avoid forcing the cut to reduce heat and wear.

Recommendations

Use suitable personal protective equipment (eye and hearing protection, gloves) and ensure the saw’s guards and riving knife are in place. For best results, match blade RPM and feed rate to the material and periodically inspect the blade for wear or damage; replace when teeth are worn or chipped.