VERTO 61H120| Brand: VERTO || MODEL: 61H120 || DIMENSION OF TARGET: 3160MM || Mounting hole diameter: 30MM || NUMBER OF TOOTH: 30 ||-------------------------------------------------Verto widia saw blade (ref. 61H120) with an outside diameter of 160mm, with a reduced disc thickness, allows you to achieve a higher cutting speed. The teeth with YG8Acarbide overlays allow precise cutting of wood and wood-based materials such as plywood, particleboard, MDF. The reduction rings included in the package allow the blade to be used with most models of saws. The VERTO brand offers an assortment of power tools and accessories for every do-it-yourselfer.Technical data:Thickness: 1.4mmNumber of teeth: 30pcsType of blade: widiaFor wood: YesReduction rings: 30x20 ; 30x25.4 ; 30x16Tooth thickness: 2.2mmDisc outer diameter: 160mmDisc inner diameter: 30mmPerformance in any situation!The Verto 61H120 cutting disc is expressed with excellent cutting performance, and innovative solutions. Thanks to its high performance, it will be perfect for cutting fresh wood, plywood, or also MDF. 40 teeth with a carbide overlay, make the disc characterized by a high culture of work in the processed material.Excellent workmanship!You want a disc that will serve you for a very long time. Don't worry! Choosing a shield Verto 61H120 you will certainly not be disappointed! The construction was cast from tool steel, and the tines have carbide caps! Which translates into incredible mechanical durability of the disc!Tool steel -steel suitable for tool making, machining or processing of materials, handling and measuring workpieces. Tool steels are characterized by high hardness, wear resistance and constancy of shape and dimensions of the made partSintered carbide, jargonally widia - a tool material obtained by powder metallurgy methods from carbides of metals, for example, tungsten, titanium, less commonly tantalum, niobium, zirconium or chromium. Parts made of carbides are characterized by high wear resistance, hardness (900-1600 HV)and are less brittle than stellites.Carbides retain their cutting properties up to 850 °C..