Diablo D0604TSH Diablo 6-1/2" 4-Teeth Track Saw Blade for JamesHardie™ and Fiber Cement

Diablo's track saw blade series sets a new standard for maximum performance, longer life, and superior quality cuts. Designed specifically for track saws, the Diablo HardieBlade™ is the only approved PolyCrystalline Diamond (PCD) tooth fiber cement blade recommended by James Hardie™ Building Products. This blade generates up to 50% less respirable dust*, while delivering over 75-times longer cutting life than standard carbide blades in all fiber cement materials. Designed specifically for track saws, this blade features a thicker kerf that's perfect for saws with (or without) riving knives. The thicker kerf blade also ensures table-saw quality straight or bevel cuts in fiber cement sheet goods, panels, large boards and more. The blade’s Triple Chip Grind (TCG) tooth geometry delivers longer lasting performance on highly abrasives materials whether ripping, cross-cutting or plunge cutting. Laser cut advanced stabilizer vents and a laser cut arbor prevent vibration and wobbling for precise, clean cuts. Designed to fit both 20mm and 5/8 in. (with provided bushing) arbors, professional carpenters, remodelers, cabinet makers, floor installers and trim carpenters can expect the “Diablo standard” of maximum performance, extreme durability, long life, and superior quality cuts with this innovative range of track saw blades.

Features

Application: Fiber Cement Cutting
Ideal For: Carpenters, Installers, Remodelers
The only approved James Hardie PolyCrystalline Diamond (PCD) teeth fiber cement saw blade
PCD teeth for over 75X longer life, longer cutting life and superior performance when creating precise cuts in ripping, cross-cutting and plunge cut applications
Thick laser cut kerf (1.8mm) design provides required rigidity needed for straight, accurate cuts in track saws
Triple Chip Grind (TCG) tooth design produce clean, smooth finishes with virtually no tear out
Perma-SHIELD® non-stick coating protects the blade against heat, gumming and corrosion