Metabo 628025000 disco de sierra circular 25,4 cm

The Metabo 628025000 circular saw blade has a diameter of 25.4 cm and a bore size of 3 cm. Designed for woodworking tasks, this single-piece blade offers a balance of cutting precision and durability for portable and stationary saws that accept a 25.4 cm blade. The blade geometry and tooth configuration are optimized to deliver clean cuts in a variety of wood types while maintaining stable performance over repeated use.

Advantages

This circular saw blade provides accurate, straight cuts with reduced tear-out thanks to its tooth design and consistent manufacturing tolerances. Made by Metabo, the blade is constructed to withstand the mechanical stress of high-speed rotation and maintain edge sharpness for multiple cuts. The 3 cm bore ensures compatibility with saws that accept this arbor size, and being sold as a single unit makes replacement and inventory management straightforward.

Suitable for

• Cross-cutting and ripping softwoods and hardwoods
• Panel cutting of plywood, chipboard and MDF
• Use in table saws, miter saws and some circular handheld saws compatible with a 25.4 cm blade

Key specifications

• Blade diameter: 25.4 cm
• Bore (arbor) diameter: 3 cm
• Material: high-speed steel or carbide-tipped construction typical for woodworking blades
• Application: designed for cutting wood and wood-based panels
• Package quantity: 1 piece

How to use

Before installation, ensure the saw is disconnected from power. Verify that your saw accepts a 25.4 cm blade with a 3 cm arbor. Mount the blade following the saw manufacturer's instructions, observing rotation direction arrows on the blade. Tighten the arbor nut to the specified torque and check blade runout before powering the saw. When cutting, use appropriate feed rates and support the workpiece to avoid pinching. Wear eye and hearing protection and follow general safe-work practices for saw use.

Recommendations

For best results, pair the blade with saw settings and fence alignment suited to the material: slower feed for harder woods and a steady, consistent feed for panels. Keep the blade clean and periodically inspect and, if necessary, sharpen or replace it to maintain cutting quality and safety.