Carbitool circular saw blades for timber, aluminium, metal, laminate and fibre cement from AIMS Industrial.
What's in the Carbitool range
Timber cutting blades: standard kerf blades from 160 to 235 mm, ultra thin kerf blades in 165 and 184 mm, professional standard kerf blades in 254 and 305 mm, and mitre saw blades in 216 and 250 mm. See circular saw blades and mitre saw blades.
Aluminium and metal cutting blades: aluminium cutting blades from 160 to 305 mm in 56 to 100 tooth options, and metal cutting blades in 184 mm x 48T and 355 mm x 80T. See aluminium cutting saw blades and metal cutting saw blades.
Laminate and panel blades: laminate cutting blades in 250, 300 and 350 mm, and 120 mm 12T + 12T split scoring blades in 20 mm and 22 mm bore. See laminate saw blades and scoring blades.
Fibre cement blades: a 184 mm x 4T blade for fibre cement sheet. See fibre cement saw blades.
Choosing a Carbitool saw blade
Start with the material: timber, aluminium, metal, laminate or fibre cement. Then match the blade to the saw by diameter and bore, and never fit a blade larger than the saw is rated for. Tooth count sets the cut. Fewer teeth cut faster and suit ripping timber, while more teeth cut slower and leave a cleaner edge for crosscuts, mitres, laminate and aluminium. Thin kerf blades remove less material and put less load on the saw, while standard kerf blades give a stiffer plate. Always check the data sheet for the diameter, bore, tooth count, kerf and maximum speed before you order.
Related ranges
See Sutton Tools, saw blades, circular saw blades, hole saws, Shop by Category and Shop by Brand.
Order from AIMS Industrial
AIMS Industrial has supplied Australian industry since 1988. Call us on (02) 9773 0122, contact the team or request a quote and we'll help you match the right Carbitool blade to your saw and material.
Carbitool FAQs
What Carbitool products does AIMS Industrial list?
Circular saw blades in standard kerf, ultra thin kerf, professional standard kerf, aluminium cutting, metal cutting, laminate cutting, mitre saw, split scoring and fibre cement types, from 120 to 355 mm.
Is Carbitool part of Sutton Tools?
Yes. Carbitool was founded in Victoria in 1974 and joined the Sutton Tools group in 2018.
What is the difference between standard kerf and ultra thin kerf blades?
Ultra thin kerf blades cut a narrower slot, so they remove less material and put less load on the saw. Standard kerf blades have a thicker, stiffer plate. Check the product page for the kerf and plate thickness.
Do you list Carbitool scoring blades?
Yes. 120 mm 12T + 12T split scoring blades are listed in 20 mm and 22 mm bore. Check the bore and diameter against your panel saw's scoring unit before you order.
Which blade do I need for aluminium?
Use a Carbitool aluminium cutting blade, listed from 160 to 305 mm. Match the diameter and bore to your saw, and check the product page for the tooth count.
What if I cannot find the size I need?
Call us on (02) 9773 0122 or request a quote. We can check what is available and suggest an alternative.