Circular saw blades for portable machinesFreud
Freud FRMPI professional circular saw blade family with 4 verified configurations from 160 to 230 mm.
Application
The FRMPI range includes 4 configurations, with diameters from 160 to 230 mm, bore sizes from 20 to 30 mm and tooth counts from 30 to 44. Use the dimensional selector to identify compatible codes, then compare kerf, plate thickness and pin-hole pattern.
Technical note
HW TF30 carbide, HLTCG tooth geometry, a 0° hook angle. Check blade diameter, bore, flange or pin-hole pattern and maximum RPM against the machine specifications before fitting.
Compatibility at a glance
01 Compatible machines
02 Suitable materials
Always check the pin-hole pattern
Technical configuration
Shared family specifications, kept separate from the dimensions of each individual code.
HW TF30 carbide, HLTCG tooth geometry.
Specially formulated carbide tips for durability and cutting quality.
Technology used across this blade family.
Technology designed to reduce vibration and noise.
Dimensional selector
Filter the variants by the two key dimensions, then compare kerf, plate thickness, tooth count and pin-hole patterns.
| Code | Ø mm | Kerf B | Plate b | Bore d | Teeth Z | Tooth | Article no. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FR06M001H | 160 | 2 | 1.6 | 20 | 30 | HLTCG 0° | F03FS10114 |
| FR11M001H | 184 | 2 | 1.6 | 30 | 36 | HLTCG 0° | F03FS10113 |
| FR13M001H | 190 | 2 | 1.6 | 30 | 38 | HLTCG 0° | F03FS10041 |
| FR19M001H | 230 | 2.4 | 2 | 30 | 44 | HLTCG 0° | F03FS10042 |
Before choosing
Once FRMPI has been identified, the exact product code depends on the machine requirements. The portal keeps these two decisions separate.
Permitted diameter, bore and pin holes.
Cutting plastic materials / Cutting non-ferrous metals / Cutting ferrous metals.
Kerf, plate thickness and tooth count.
Speed and cutting height according to the family charts.
Frequently asked questions
Quick answers for checking the application, compatibility and operating parameters before selecting a product code.
FRMPI is designed for Cutting plastic materials and Cutting non-ferrous metals and Cutting ferrous metals. Its suitability must be checked against the material, machine and exact variant specifications.
The family is specified for MDF, Chipboard, Plywood, Plastic materials, Aluminium, Copper and brass, Thin-gauge steel. Material density, coating, thickness and condition can affect the resulting edge quality. For FRMPI, verify the selected reference within its 160–230 mm diameter and 30–44-tooth range.
The catalogue specifies Hand-held circular saws, Plunge saws. Before fitting, check diameter, bore, flange or pin-hole pattern and the permitted maximum speed. For FRMPI, verify the selected reference within its 160–230 mm diameter and 30–44-tooth range.
The family uses HLTCG tooth geometry. Refer to the technical note for the carbide grade and hook angle. For FRMPI, verify the selected reference within its 160–230 mm diameter and 30–44-tooth range.
There are 4 variants, with diameters from 160 to 230 mm, bores from 20 to 30 mm and tooth counts from 30 to 44. For FRMPI, verify the selected reference within its 160–230 mm diameter and 30–44-tooth range.
For FRMPI, start with the machine bore (20–30 mm) and the required diameter (160–230 mm). Then select within the available 30–44-tooth range by comparing kerf, plate thickness and any pin holes or keyways.
The correct speed for an FRMPI blade depends on the selected diameter, which ranges from 160 to 230 mm, and on the machine. Never exceed the lower of the maximum RPM marked on that blade and the machine manufacturer’s limit.
A specialist can assess and resharpen the HLTCG carbide teeth used by FRMPI, provided the blade body is undamaged. The original geometry, angles and balance must be preserved; the number of possible services depends on the condition of the selected reference.
Guides
The catalogue starts with the tool; the guides start with the cutting problem. If you are still choosing, read these first.
A soft metal that behaves like a difficult material. The challenge is not making it cut, but preventing it from adhering to the tooth.
Open guide 5 min readThe only material group in which the cut can literally fuse together again behind the blade. The main enemy is not hardness but heat.
Open guide 5 min readCutting steel with a carbide-tipped circular saw blade is not a variation of woodworking. It is a different discipline with different rules and operating limits.
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