Milwaukee 48-40-1028 Circular Saw Blade 10in 60T

Product Description

The Milwaukee Electric Tool Corp 48-40-1028 is a 10-inch, 60-tooth circular saw blade engineered for fine finish cuts. The high-tooth-count design reduces tear-out and leaves a clean edge on the workpiece. Built from high-quality steel, this blade is intended for use by carpenters, finish trim contractors, and trade professionals who need precise, smooth cuts in their day-to-day work. The 60-tooth configuration makes it well suited for applications where surface quality matters and rough, splintered edges are not acceptable. This blade ships in a package quantity of three, making it practical for stocking a job site or service vehicle.

This blade is used in residential and light commercial construction environments where finish quality is a priority. Typical applications include cutting wood trim, paneling, and plastic sheet goods. It fits standard 10-inch circular saws and miter saws equipped with a compatible arbor. Finish carpenters, millwork installers, and general contractors are the primary installers of this blade type. The 60-tooth count is specifically appropriate for cross-grain cuts and finish work where a rip blade or lower-tooth-count blade would leave an unacceptable edge.

Key Features

• 10-inch diameter blade fits standard 10-inch circular saws and miter saws
• 60-tooth configuration delivers fine finish cuts with minimal tear-out
• High-quality steel construction for durability during repeated use
• Suitable for cutting wood, plastic, and compatible materials
• Sold in a package quantity of three per unit of measure

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or stock blade for standard 10-inch circular saws and miter saws with a compatible arbor size and blade guard clearance.

Installation Notes

Blade installation and changes should be performed by a qualified tradesperson following the saw manufacturer's instructions. Always disconnect the saw from its power source or remove the battery pack before changing a blade. Use the correct arbor wrench and blade clamp hardware specified by the saw manufacturer. Inspect the blade for cracks or damage before each use and do not operate a damaged blade.