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Trend Slotter Blade for 1/4 Bore Arbor
This Trend Slotter Blade offers a larger 50mm diameter paired with a fine 2.5mm kerf thickness and a 1/4" bore, making it particularly suited to applications where a greater depth of cut is needed alongside a narrow slot width. The larger blade diameter provides increased reach, ideal for deeper grooving operations on thicker stock materials.
Precision TCT construction ensures this blade withstands the demands of cutting abrasive materials with minimal wear. As with all blades in this range, it requires the Trend arbor Ref. 33/60 and a suitable bearing to govern and maintain the correct depth of cut.
Features and Benefits:
• 50mm diameter — the largest in the range — for greater cutting depth
• Fine 2.5mm kerf produces neat, precise narrow slots
• TCT grade ensures durability in abrasive cutting conditions
• 2-tooth design for clean and efficient cutting
• Compatible with Trend arbor Ref. 33/60
• Interchangeable bearings allow accurate depth-of-cut control
Specifications:
Diameter: 50mm
Thickness: 2.5mm
Bore: 1/4"
Dia Metric: 50
Sawbore Imperial: 1/4
Saw Kerf Metric: 2.5
Saw Teeth: 2
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There is a Trend manufacturer warranty for this product which covers all manufacturing defects for the normal lifetime of the tool but does not cover wear and tear or damaged cause by misuse. This does not affect your statutory rights.
Get help regarding Trend Slotter Blade for 1/4 Bore Arbor
For any technical enquiries relating to this product it is best to call the manufacturer, Trend, direct on 01923249911.
For any other queries relating to ordering this item, stock availability, existing orders or returning faulty items etc please contact us at Tooled-Up at sales@tooled-up.com or call on 020 8805 3535.


