CMT saw blade for longitudinal cutting

CMT Rip Saw Blade – precision and speed in straight cuts

CMT rip saw blades are designed to ensure fast, straight, and clean cuts along the wood grain. Thanks to the alternating teeth (ATB or FTG) and optimized geometry for minimizing friction, these blades are perfect for processing solid wood, glued laminated timber, and beams.

Ideal for table saws, miter saws, and industrial circular saws, they guarantee high durability and stability, even in the most demanding cutting conditions.

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Main Specifications

Professional quality tungsten carbide teeth
Flat Top Grind (FTG) or Alternating Top Bevel (ATB) geometry for fast cuts
Hardened and balanced steel body for stable cuts
Excellent chip evacuation and reduced cutting resistance
Non-stick coating to reduce resin and heat buildup
suitable for ripping solid and hard wood

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Package contents
1 CMT cutting blade
Original protective packaging
User manual and technical advice (on the back of the package)

Logistics

Bernardo shipping: 5–9 working days (7 days to the South). Original spare parts available with 3–5 working days shipping. Customer support available in Italian.

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Technical table

Specification	Value
Blade diameter	250 mm (also available 300 / 350 mm)
Center bore	30 mm (with reducer rings available)
Blade body thickness	2.0 mm
Kerf thickness	3.2 mm
Number of teeth	24 / 28 / 30 (depending on model)
Hook angle	Positive, from 15° to 20°
Tooth type	FTG (Flat Top Grind) or ATB (Alternating Top Bevel)
Recommended material	Solid wood, glued laminated timber, beams
Application	Rip cutting (along the grain)

Warranty terms and support procedures are available on the dedicated Krollit page.

View Krollit warranty terms

Frequently Asked Questions

CMT rip blade — how does it differ from a universal blade?

A rip blade has fewer teeth with a large gullet and a positive hook angle: each tooth removes large chips quickly without burning the wood along the grain. Universal or crosscut blades have more teeth with ATB geometry — they produce cleaner but slower cuts along the grain. For long cuts of boards and beams, a rip blade significantly reduces cutting times.

Does it work on solid wood, plywood, and panels?

Excellent on solid wood along the grain. On plywood and panels, it produces a rougher cut at the edges compared to a blade with more teeth — acceptable if the edge is then finished. Not suitable for laminates and MDF where edge finish is critical.

Delivery times?

Original spare parts available with 3–5 working days shipping. Customer support available in Italian.