A must for underpowered saws, thin kerf blades remove less material,
which means you'll get reduced waste and less power drain on your saw. With a -5 degree hook angle and application specific micrograin carbide, this blade will dramatically improve the performance of your sliding compound miter saw.
Specifications:
Freud Model: LU91R008
Diameter: 8-1/2"
Teeth: 48 ATB
Hook Angle: -5 degrees
Arbor: 5/8"
Kerf: .090"
Features:
Application-specific super micrograin carbide teeth are 50-60% larger than standard carbide teeth and allow for multiple re-sharpenings.
Anti-vibration technology eliminates sideways movement against the material for a quieter, smoother cut with a superior finish and long cutting life.
Laser-cut heat expansion slots allow the blade to expand during use to keep the cut true and straight.
Permanent red Teflon coating prevents rust and guarantees less working friction and resin adhesion.
Precision-tensioned blade bodies made of high strength steel (4045 Rc) stay flat and true throughout years of service.
Tri-metal brazing technique produces strong, impact resistant bond between carbide teeth and steel blade body.
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