210 mm replacement saw blade with coarse teeth

This replacement blade is designed for cutting solid wood and laminated wood. The blade is made of high-quality Japanese SK-5 steel and is only 0.75 mm thick.

Material: SK-5 Japanese steel
Blade length: 210 mm
Blade thickness: 0.75 mm
Package dimensions: 45 x 265 x 3 mm
Weight: 45 grams
Country of Origin: Japan

SK-5 Steel—Why It's Different

SK-5 is a high-carbon tool steel that has been quenched and tempered for maximum hardness. It is used in the manufacture of cutting tools, knives, chisels, axes, drill bits, and hand saws.

Holding the Edge

The steel contains nearly 1% carbon, which makes it extremely hard. This ensures excellent cutting edge retention during prolonged use.

Corrosion Resistance

SK-5 offers moderate corrosion resistance. Regular maintenance and storage in a dry place are recommended to prevent rust.

Wear Resistance

The fine grain and carbon carbides in the steel's structure ensure high wear resistance. The blade retains its shape even during intensive use.

Sharpness and Sharpening

SK-5 can reach a hardness of 62–63 HRC after hardening. The harder the steel, the more difficult it is to sharpen—this is important to keep in mind during maintenance.

Durability

Steel offers a good balance between hardness and impact resistance. This makes it a reliable choice for everyday use in a workshop or outdoors.

Specifications	Value
Brand	Japan
Blade Material	SK-5
Blade Length	210 mm
Blade Thickness	0.75 mm
Dimensions	45 x 265 x 3 mm
Weight	45 years
Origin	Japan
Appendix	Solid wood, laminated wood

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the 210 mm replacement saw blade suitable for?

This blade is designed for cutting solid wood and laminated wood. The large teeth ensure a fast and efficient cut. It is suitable for use in a workshop, garden, or on a construction site. It is used as a replacement part for a compatible saw.

What is the difference between SK-5 steel and regular tool steel?

SK-5 is a high-quality Japanese high-carbon steel that has been quenched and tempered for greater hardness and better edge retention. Standard tool steel typically offers lower hardness and dulls more quickly. SK-5 is used to manufacture professional cutting tools and is the standard in the Japanese tool industry.

What is the hardness of an SK-5 steel blade?

After heat treatment, SK-5 steel can reach a hardness of 62 to 63 HRC on the Rockwell scale. This makes it one of the harder tool steels. It is precisely this hardness that ensures excellent cutting edge retention during prolonged use.

Is it difficult to sharpen an SK-5 blade?

The harder the steel, the more difficult it is to sharpen. SK-5, with a hardness of 62–63 HRC, requires more effort to sharpen compared to softer steels. It is recommended to use a suitable sharpening stone or a specialized saw-sharpening tool.

Does the SK-5 steel blade rust?

SK-5 is a carbon steel and offers moderate, but not complete, corrosion resistance. Prolonged exposure to moisture or corrosive environments may cause rust. It is recommended that the blade be cleaned after use and stored in a dry place. A light coating of lubricant provides additional protection for the surface.

What are the dimensions and weight of the replacement blade?

The blade is 210 mm long and 0.75 mm thick. The package measures 45 x 265 x 3 mm and weighs 45 grams. Its compact size and light weight make it easy to store and transport.

Where can I buy a replacement blade for a 210-mm saw with coarse teeth?

The 210 mm replacement saw blade with coarse teeth made of SK-5 steel is available at the Dulotec.COM online store. There you’ll find a wide selection of high-quality cutting tools and accessories at competitive prices with fast delivery throughout the country.