Overview: This document provides detailed specifications and recommendations for various types of saw blades, focusing on their applications, tooth geometry, and suitable materials for cutting. It includes guidelines for cutting speeds and the compatibility of saw blades with different materials.

Specifications: The document categorizes saw blades based on their applications, such as multi-rip, panel sizing, scoring, grooving, and use with hand electrical machines and miter saws. It also specifies the types of materials each blade is suitable for, including soft woods, hard woods, veneer, plywood, MDF boards, chipboards, and various composite materials.

Tooth Geometry: The document lists different tooth geometries like FZ, WZ, LFZ, LWZ, and others, indicating their recommended and applicable uses for specific cutting tasks.

Cutting Speed Recommendations: Cutting speeds are provided in meters per second (m/sec) for different materials. For example, soft woods are recommended to be cut at speeds between 60-100 m/sec, while hard woods should be cut at 50-85 m/sec. Specific recommendations are given for cutting along and across the grain for each material type.

Material Compatibility: The document outlines which saw blades are recommended (l) or applicable (m) for various materials, including soft and hard woods, veneer, plywood, MDF, chipboards, and more. It also covers materials like plaster boards, foam silicate building materials, and aluminium profiles.

General Information: The document concludes with general information about TCT (Tungsten Carbide Tipped) saw blades, emphasizing their versatility and efficiency in cutting a wide range of materials.