Freud D0756N Non-ferrous Saw Blade 7.25 in 56T

Product Description

The FREUD D0756N is a 7.25-inch circular saw blade engineered for non-ferrous material cutting. With 56 teeth and a 5/8-inch arbor, this blade is designed to deliver clean, precise cuts through aluminum, copper, brass, and similar soft metals as well as plastics. The high tooth count reduces burring and chipping on cut edges, which matters when finish quality affects downstream assembly or installation work. Licensed trades and experienced DIYers alike rely on this blade type when working with conduit fittings, aluminum trim, copper pipe stock, or non-ferrous sheet material. It fits standard 7.25-inch circular saws and miter saws with the appropriate arbor.

This blade is suited to both residential and light commercial applications where non-ferrous metals or plastics need to be cut with a circular or miter saw. Electricians cutting aluminum conduit, HVAC technicians trimming sheet metal components, and plumbers working with copper fittings are typical end users. The 56-tooth geometry makes it appropriate for applications where a clean, low-burr edge is required. It is sold in a package quantity of 25 blades, making it a practical choice for supply houses, tool rooms, and high-volume service fleets.

Key Features

• 56-tooth configuration for smooth, low-burr cuts in non-ferrous metals and plastics
• 7.25-inch diameter fits standard circular saws and miter saws
• 5/8-inch arbor for broad compatibility with common saw spindles
• Non-ferrous cutting geometry reduces material grabbing and blade deflection
• Package quantity of 25 blades suits fleet stocking and supply house distribution

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement or stock blade for 7.25-inch circular saws and miter saws equipped with a 5/8-inch arbor, intended for non-ferrous cutting applications.

Installation Notes

Blade installation and changes should be performed by a qualified tradesperson following the saw manufacturer's safety procedures. Always disconnect power or remove the battery before changing a blade. Use the correct arbor wrench and verify the blade is fully seated and the arbor nut is secured before operation. This blade is rated for non-ferrous materials only and should not be used on ferrous metals, masonry, or wood.