5-3/8" 30-TOOTH TCT SAW BLADE FOR STEEL & FERROUS METAL
The Benchmark Abrasives 5-3/8" 30-tooth TCT saw blade is built for fast, controlled cutting of steel and other ferrous metals. Its aggressive 30-tooth configuration and TCG (Triple chip grind) tooth geometry make it a strong choice for fabrication and jobsite work where cutting speed and productivity are priorities.
Durable tungsten carbide-tipped teeth cut through common steel shapes such as angle iron, pipe, tubing, rebar and flat stock while producing fewer sparks and less heat than traditional abrasive cutting methods. A 20 mm arbor with included 5/8" and 10 mm bushings provides added fitment flexibility for compatible compact circular saws.
Quantity: 1 Blade
Product Specifications
Specification
Details
Blade Diameter
5-3/8"
Tooth Count
30 Teeth
Blade Type
Tungsten Carbide Tipped (TCT)
Tooth Geometry
TCG − Triple Chip Grind
Arbor / Bore
20 mm
Included Bushings
5/8" and 10 mm
Kerf
0.079"
Maximum RPM
4,200 RPM
Primary Material
Steel & Ferrous Metals
Compatible Tool Type
Circular Saws
Product Features
30-tooth configuration favors fast, aggressive cutting and efficient chip removal.
TCG tooth geometry distributes the cutting load across alternating tooth profiles for durable metal-cutting performance.
Tungsten carbide-tipped teeth provide a long-lasting cutting edge for repeated steel cutting.
0.079" kerf provides an efficient cutting path through common ferrous-metal shapes.
20 mm arbor with 5/8" and 10 mm bushings expands fitment options for compatible saws.
Reduced sparks and heat compared with traditional abrasive cutting methods can help provide a cleaner, more controlled cutting experience.
4,200 RPM maximum speed clearly identifies the operating limit for proper machine selection.
Materials & Applications
Best For
Mild steel
Steel
Wrought iron
Square tubing
Round pipe and tubing
Angle iron
Rebar
Flat stock
Steel plate up to 1/8"
The 30-tooth configuration is particularly useful for fabrication, installation, maintenance and general metalworking applications where faster cutting is more important than achieving the finest possible edge. The existing product specification specifically lists square tube, angle iron, 1/8" steel plate, pipe, tubing, rebar and flat stock as applications.
Machine Compatibility
Designed for compatible 5-3/8" and certain 5-1/2" circular saws that accept the blade diameter, arbor configuration and operating speed.
Common compatible machine brands include:
Milwaukee® M18 FUEL 2782-20
Bosch®
DeWalt®
Makita® XSC03Z
Panasonic®
Skil®
Ryobi® 5-1/2" saws
Always verify your saw's blade diameter, arbor size and operating RPM before installation. The saw must not exceed the blade's 4,200 RPM maximum rating.
Choosing the Right Tooth Count
With 30 teeth on a 5-3/8" blade, this is the faster, more aggressive cutting option. Choose the 50-tooth version when a smoother finished edge is the higher priority.
Tips for Better Blade Performance
Secure the workpiece firmly before cutting.
Use a steady, controlled feed rate and allow the carbide teeth to perform the cut.
Avoid forcing the blade through the material.
Keep chips and debris clear of the cutting path.
Inspect the blade before use for damaged, missing, or excessively worn teeth.
Replace or professionally sharpen the blade when cutting performance noticeably declines.
Saw blade lubricant can help reduce buildup and extend blade life during demanding applications.
Never exceed the blade's 4,200 RPM maximum operating speed.
Safety
Use only on saws designed to accept this blade diameter and arbor configuration.
Never install the blade on a machine that exceeds the blade's maximum RPM.
Keep all factory guards installed and properly functioning.
Inspect the blade before every use. Do not use a cracked, warped, or damaged blade.
Secure the workpiece before cutting and maintain control throughout the cut.
Do not use this blade on stainless steel or hardened materials.
Wear appropriate eye, hearing, respiratory, and hand protection for the application.
Frequently Asked Questions
This blade is designed primarily for mild steel and other non-hardened ferrous metals. Common applications include mild steel, angle iron, pipe, tubing, rebar, flat stock and steel plate up to 1/8".
Choose the 30-tooth blade when faster cutting and productivity are the priority. Choose the 50-tooth blade when a smoother finished edge is more important than maximum cutting speed.
Fewer teeth create larger spaces between the cutting tips, allowing more aggressive material removal and improved chip clearance. The tradeoff is that a lower tooth count generally produces a less refined finished edge than a higher-tooth-count blade.
TCG stands for Triple Chip Grind. The alternating tooth profiles share the cutting load, helping improve tooth toughness and manage heat during metal cutting. Benchmark uses TCG geometry on its metal-cutting TCT blades.
Yes. When used in the proper application, this carbide-tipped blade produces substantially fewer sparks and less heat than traditional abrasive cutting methods, while leaving a clean cut edge.
No. This blade is not recommended for stainless steel or hardened materials. Use a saw blade specifically rated for stainless steel.
This product is designed and positioned for steel and ferrous-metal cutting. For aluminum and other non-ferrous metals, use a Benchmark Abrasives TCT blade specifically designed for aluminum.
Common compatible saws include the Milwaukee M18 FUEL 2782-20, using the blade's 20 mm bore, and the Makita XSC03Z, using the included 5/8-inch bushing. The saw must accept a 5-3/8-inch carbide-tipped metal-cutting blade and operate at 4,200 RPM or less. Confirm compatibility with the exact saw model, including blade diameter, arbor setup, flange engagement, guard clearance, blade rotation and permitted material.
The blade has a maximum operating speed of 4,200 RPM. Never use it on a saw whose operating speed exceeds the maximum RPM marked on the blade.
Slower cutting, increased cutting effort, excessive heat or declining edge quality can indicate a dull blade. A structurally sound blade may be professionally sharpened. Replace any blade that is cracked, warped or has damaged or missing carbide teeth.
5-3/8" 30-TOOTH TCT SAW BLADE FOR STEEL & FERROUS METAL
The Benchmark Abrasives 5-3/8" 30-tooth TCT saw blade is built for fast, controlled cutting of steel and other ferrous metals. Its aggressive 30-tooth configuration and TCG (Triple chip grind) tooth geometry make it a strong choice for fabrication and jobsite work where cutting speed and productivity are priorities.
Durable tungsten carbide-tipped teeth cut through common steel shapes such as angle iron, pipe, tubing, rebar and flat stock while producing fewer sparks and less heat than traditional abrasive cutting methods. A 20 mm arbor with included 5/8" and 10 mm bushings provides added fitment flexibility for compatible compact circular saws.
Quantity: 1 Blade
Product Specifications
Specification
Details
Blade Diameter
5-3/8"
Tooth Count
30 Teeth
Blade Type
Tungsten Carbide Tipped (TCT)
Tooth Geometry
TCG − Triple Chip Grind
Arbor / Bore
20 mm
Included Bushings
5/8" and 10 mm
Kerf
0.079"
Maximum RPM
4,200 RPM
Primary Material
Steel & Ferrous Metals
Compatible Tool Type
Circular Saws
Product Features
30-tooth configuration favors fast, aggressive cutting and efficient chip removal.
TCG tooth geometry distributes the cutting load across alternating tooth profiles for durable metal-cutting performance.
Tungsten carbide-tipped teeth provide a long-lasting cutting edge for repeated steel cutting.
0.079" kerf provides an efficient cutting path through common ferrous-metal shapes.
20 mm arbor with 5/8" and 10 mm bushings expands fitment options for compatible saws.
Reduced sparks and heat compared with traditional abrasive cutting methods can help provide a cleaner, more controlled cutting experience.
4,200 RPM maximum speed clearly identifies the operating limit for proper machine selection.
Materials & Applications
Best For
Mild steel
Steel
Wrought iron
Square tubing
Round pipe and tubing
Angle iron
Rebar
Flat stock
Steel plate up to 1/8"
The 30-tooth configuration is particularly useful for fabrication, installation, maintenance and general metalworking applications where faster cutting is more important than achieving the finest possible edge. The existing product specification specifically lists square tube, angle iron, 1/8" steel plate, pipe, tubing, rebar and flat stock as applications.
Machine Compatibility
Designed for compatible 5-3/8" and certain 5-1/2" circular saws that accept the blade diameter, arbor configuration and operating speed.
Common compatible machine brands include:
Milwaukee® M18 FUEL 2782-20
Bosch®
DeWalt®
Makita® XSC03Z
Panasonic®
Skil®
Ryobi® 5-1/2" saws
Always verify your saw's blade diameter, arbor size and operating RPM before installation. The saw must not exceed the blade's 4,200 RPM maximum rating.
Choosing the Right Tooth Count
With 30 teeth on a 5-3/8" blade, this is the faster, more aggressive cutting option. Choose the 50-tooth version when a smoother finished edge is the higher priority.
Tips for Better Blade Performance
Secure the workpiece firmly before cutting.
Use a steady, controlled feed rate and allow the carbide teeth to perform the cut.
Avoid forcing the blade through the material.
Keep chips and debris clear of the cutting path.
Inspect the blade before use for damaged, missing, or excessively worn teeth.
Replace or professionally sharpen the blade when cutting performance noticeably declines.
Saw blade lubricant can help reduce buildup and extend blade life during demanding applications.
Never exceed the blade's 4,200 RPM maximum operating speed.
Safety
Use only on saws designed to accept this blade diameter and arbor configuration.
Never install the blade on a machine that exceeds the blade's maximum RPM.
Keep all factory guards installed and properly functioning.
Inspect the blade before every use. Do not use a cracked, warped, or damaged blade.
Secure the workpiece before cutting and maintain control throughout the cut.
Do not use this blade on stainless steel or hardened materials.
Wear appropriate eye, hearing, respiratory, and hand protection for the application.
Frequently Asked Questions
This blade is designed primarily for mild steel and other non-hardened ferrous metals. Common applications include mild steel, angle iron, pipe, tubing, rebar, flat stock and steel plate up to 1/8".
Choose the 30-tooth blade when faster cutting and productivity are the priority. Choose the 50-tooth blade when a smoother finished edge is more important than maximum cutting speed.
Fewer teeth create larger spaces between the cutting tips, allowing more aggressive material removal and improved chip clearance. The tradeoff is that a lower tooth count generally produces a less refined finished edge than a higher-tooth-count blade.
TCG stands for Triple Chip Grind. The alternating tooth profiles share the cutting load, helping improve tooth toughness and manage heat during metal cutting. Benchmark uses TCG geometry on its metal-cutting TCT blades.
Yes. When used in the proper application, this carbide-tipped blade produces substantially fewer sparks and less heat than traditional abrasive cutting methods, while leaving a clean cut edge.
No. This blade is not recommended for stainless steel or hardened materials. Use a saw blade specifically rated for stainless steel.
This product is designed and positioned for steel and ferrous-metal cutting. For aluminum and other non-ferrous metals, use a Benchmark Abrasives TCT blade specifically designed for aluminum.
Common compatible saws include the Milwaukee M18 FUEL 2782-20, using the blade's 20 mm bore, and the Makita XSC03Z, using the included 5/8-inch bushing. The saw must accept a 5-3/8-inch carbide-tipped metal-cutting blade and operate at 4,200 RPM or less. Confirm compatibility with the exact saw model, including blade diameter, arbor setup, flange engagement, guard clearance, blade rotation and permitted material.
The blade has a maximum operating speed of 4,200 RPM. Never use it on a saw whose operating speed exceeds the maximum RPM marked on the blade.
Slower cutting, increased cutting effort, excessive heat or declining edge quality can indicate a dull blade. A structurally sound blade may be professionally sharpened. Replace any blade that is cracked, warped or has damaged or missing carbide teeth.
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