Freud D0516X Diablo 5-3/8 in 16T Cordless Saw Blade

Product Description

The FREUD D0516X is a 5-3/8 inch, 16-tooth circular saw blade engineered for cordless tool applications under the Diablo product line. Designed for use with compact cordless circular saws, this blade pairs a smaller diameter with a 10mm arbor to deliver clean, efficient cuts while drawing minimal power from battery-driven tools. The 16-tooth configuration is suited for fast cross-cuts in wood and wood-based materials where speed is prioritized over fine finish. Licensed contractors, framers, and general trades professionals will find this blade compatible with compact cordless saws used in residential and light commercial work.

This blade is intended for cordless circular saw platforms that accept a 5-3/8 inch blade diameter with a 10mm arbor bore. The smaller diameter and low tooth count make it well matched to fast rough-cutting tasks on the jobsite, including framing lumber, decking, and structural panels where cordless portability is essential. Package quantity is 25 units per order, making this SKU appropriate for stocking distributors, supply houses, or contractors managing a large blade inventory.

Key Features

• 5-3/8 inch blade diameter sized for compact cordless circular saws
• 16-tooth geometry optimized for fast, aggressive cuts in wood materials
• 10mm arbor bore for compatibility with cordless saw platforms using metric arbors
• Diablo product line — part of the FREUD family of professional cutting tools
• Sold in a package quantity of 25 blades per unit of measure

Compatibility

Designed for cordless circular saws accepting a 5-3/8 inch blade diameter with a 10mm arbor. No specific model compatibility data was provided; confirm arbor size and blade diameter requirements with the saw manufacturer before installation.

Installation Notes

Blade installation and replacement should be performed by a qualified operator following the saw manufacturer's instructions. Always disconnect or remove the battery pack from the cordless tool before changing a blade. Use the appropriate arbor wrench or blade-change tool; never force a blade onto an arbor that does not match the bore diameter. Wear cut-resistant gloves when handling saw blades, and confirm blade-guard function before resuming operation.