Circular Saw Blades: These are versatile blades used with circular saws and can cut various materials like wood, metal, or plastic, depending on the blade’s design and teeth configuration.

Band Saw Blades: Typically used in band saw machines, they come in a looped band and are suitable for cutting irregular or curved shapes in wood, metal, or other materials.

Jigsaw Blades: Designed for jigsaw machines, these blades have a narrow profile and are excellent for making intricate cuts in wood, plastic, and metal.

Reciprocating Saw Blades: Used with reciprocating saws, these blades have a straight design and are suitable for rough cutting, demolition, or pruning tasks.

Hacksaw Blades: Used in hacksaw frames, these blades are commonly used for cutting metal in manual cutting applications.

When selecting a saw blade, consider factors like the material being cut, the type of saw machine being used, the desired cutting finish, and the thickness or depth of the cut required. Additionally, blade material, tooth configuration, and the number of teeth per inch (TPI) are crucial aspects affecting cutting performance.

Choosing the right blade for your specific cutting needs ensures efficient and precise cutting while also prolonging the blade’s lifespan.