40-Tooth Carbide Clearing-Saw Blade 255 × 1.5 mm
A 255 mm, 1.5 mm 40-tooth clearing-saw blade with reinforced carbide teeth, GS safety-tested — for thin branches, thickets and undergrowth on 25.4 mm arbors.
In short:The blade on our link is a 255 mm, 40-tooth circular clearing-saw blade with reinforced carbide teeth, a 25.4 mm bore, 1.5 mm thickness and a weight of about 0.36 kg, described as GS safety-tested. It's for thicker material than a grass or brush blade — thin branches, thickets, bushes and undergrowth. A saw blade must only be used on a machine rated for one, with the saw-blade guard and a full harness. Despite this page's address, it is not a 200 mm 30-tooth blade.
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Pros
- Carbide teeth stay sharp in wood much longer than steel
- Cuts thin branches and saplings a toothed brush blade can't
- Standard 25.4 mm bore
Cons
- Needs a machine and guard rated for a saw blade
- Carbide tips chip on stones
- Listing title is garbled; unavailable in October 2026
What it is
The listing on our link (titled, oddly, “CHRX Lawn Mower Blade”) describes a 255 mm, 40-tooth circular clearing-saw blade with reinforced carbide teeth, a 25.4 mm bore, 1.5 mm thickness and a weight of about 0.36 kg, described as GS safety-tested. This page’s address mentions a 200 mm 30-tooth blade; the product we link to is this 255 mm 40-tooth one. When we checked in October 2026 it showed as unavailable.
What a saw blade is for
Grass and brush blades slice; a saw blade saws. Its many small teeth cut thin branches, saplings, thickets and undergrowth cleanly, where a 3-tooth blade would bounce off or kick back. Carbide teeth hold their edge in wood far longer than plain steel, but chip if they hit stones, so keep the blade off the ground.
Machine and safety requirements
Saw blades belong on clearing saws and larger brush cutters rated for them in the manual, with the saw-blade guard (often a different guard from a grass blade) and a full harness, so the blade is held at the right height and you can’t lose control if it binds. Fell saplings by cutting from the right side so they fall away from you, and wear a visor, cut-protection trousers and boots. Kickback is explained in blade kickback explained.
Compare
A cheaper steel pack of 40-tooth blades is on our Secura 40-tooth page; all blade types are compared in the best brush cutter blades.
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- Type3-tooth mulching / shredder blade
- Size300 mm × 4.0 mm
- Steel hardness42–48 HRC
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- Type3-tooth brush blade
- Size254 mm (10 in), 25.4 mm bore
- SteelHigh-carbon steel, 1.5 mm
A two-blade set: a 230 mm 36-tooth carbide-tipped blade for brush, brambles and young wood, plus a 255 mm 3-tooth steel blade for tall grass.
- Blades230 mm 36-tooth carbide + 255 mm 3-tooth steel
- Carbide bladeManganese steel body, tungsten-carbide tips
- Arbor adapters25.4 mm and 20 mm included
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- Type3-tooth thicket blade
- Diameter255 mm
- Thickness2.5 mm