Description
Description
Bosch PRO1280NFB Description
Bosch Edge non-ferrous metal-cutting saw blades are designed for clean, extra-fine cuts in aluminum, brass, copper, PVC, and other non-ferrous materials. Brute Carbide teeth help resist impact damage for long life, while the Triple Chip Grind tooth geometry provides a high-quality finish in abrasive materials. The SpeedCoat anti-friction finish helps the blade run cooler with less dust, and the hard steel plate with expansion slots helps reduce warping for accurate cuts.
Bosch PRO1280NFB Includes
- (1) 12 in. 80 Tooth Edge Non-Ferrous Metal-Cutting Circular Saw Blade
Bosch PRO1280NFB Features
- Brute Carbide micrograin carbide formulation increases impact resistance
- Triple Chip Grind tooth geometry helps deliver a high-quality finish in abrasive materials
- SpeedCoat anti-friction finish helps the blade run cooler with less dust than bonded abrasive wheels
- Zero to slightly negative hook angle helps produce clean cuts without binding in extrusions, tubing, and delicate profiles
- Extra-hard steel blade body resists bending and deflection for accurate, true cuts
- Designed for aluminum, brass, copper, PVC, and other non-ferrous materials
- Expansion slots and a hard thick steel plate help reduce warping
Bosch PRO1280NFB Specifications
| 13/16 in. Diamond Arbor Knockout | No |
| Arbor Hole Size | 1 in. |
| Blade Diameter (in) | 12 |
| Non-Stick Coating | Yes |
| Kerf | 0.144 in. |
| Progressive Blade Tooth Spacing | Not Applicable |
| Saw Blade Type | Circular Saw |
| Tooth Configuration | Triple Chip Grind (TCG) |
| Tooth Count | 80 |
| Set / Individual | Individual |
| Maximum RPM | 6500 |
| Cut Type | Extra-fine cut |
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. www.p65warnings.ca.gov
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