Quick Summary
The Delaman 210mm x 30mm 80T circular saw blade is a TCT blade with an 80-tooth layout and a 30mm bore. It is described as suitable for use on materials including wood, metal, stone, glass and plastic, and it is identified as a metal cutting disc with part number TCT10003.
The blade diameter, bore size and tooth count are the key details to compare before buying. These are the figures that determine whether the blade matches your saw and the cutting task you have in mind.
Key Details
| Detail | Verified information and buyer relevance |
|---|---|
| Brand | Delaman. Useful for matching the blade with the product range shown. |
| Product type | Circular saw blade / saw disc. Check it matches the tool and cutting task. |
| Outer diameter | 210 mm. This must suit the saw guard and blade specification. |
| Bore size | 30 mm. The arbor size needs to match the saw. |
| Tooth count | 80T. Tooth count affects the blade style and intended cut. |
| Part number | TCT10003. Helpful when confirming the exact blade version. |
| Stated materials | Metal, wood, stone, glass and plastic. Check the intended material before buying. |
What to Compare Before Buying
- Diameter: This blade is 210 mm across. Compare that with the size your saw accepts.
- Bore size: The 30 mm bore must match the arbor on your saw.
- Tooth count: 80T is a key identifying feature. Compare it with the cut finish you want and the blade style you need.
- Intended material: The blade is described for several materials. Make sure the material you plan to cut matches the blade type.
- Machine fit: It is described for electric saw machines, sliding table saws and related cutting saws. Confirm the exact saw specification before choosing an offer.
Before You Decide
Check the 210 mm diameter, 30 mm bore and 80T blade specification against your saw before choosing an offer. If you need a blade for a different arbor size or cutting task, a different version will be the better match. Follow the saw maker’s instructions for the exact machine and blade setup.
