Vertical Panel Saw Blades

We stock carbide-tipped vertical panel saw blades for virtually every saw on the planet — from 7¼" blades for Makita-powered Saw Trax saws all the way up to 300mm blades for Striebig, plus everything in between for Safety Speed, Milwaukee, Holz-Her, Hendrick, Powermatic, Elcon, GMC, and Putsch Meniconi. Whatever you're running, there is a blade here built to fit it and built to last.

These are industrial, production-grade blades — not throwaway hardware-store stock. Every blade is tipped with premium tungsten carbide that holds its edge through long production runs and can be resharpened many times over, so a single blade delivers thousands of clean cuts and an exceptional cost-per-cut over its life. Quality carbide, precision-ground geometry, and tensioned plates are what separate a clean, glue-ready edge from chipped melamine and wasted sheets.

Find the right blade for your saw

Match your saw below by blade diameter, bore or arbor, and pin holes.

Good to know: all our metric (30mm-bore) blades ship with a universal pinhole pattern (2/7/42, 2/9/46, 2/10/60) that fits every 30mm-bore vertical panel saw that uses pin holes — so you don't have to match a specific pattern.

Choosing the right tooth geometry

No single blade does everything well. The blade that gives a crisp, chip-free edge in particle-board-core melamine is not the blade you want for solid surface, aluminum, or ripping solid stock. Match the blade to both your saw and your material:

• Hollow-face — The crisp-cutting standard for melamine and veneer plys. The concave tooth face produces a sharp upper corner that slices the surface cleanly. Requires a sharpener equipped to maintain that geometry.
• Hi-ATB (high alternate top bevel) — A premium grind for the most delicate melamines and veneers where surface finish is critical.
• ATB (alternate top bevel) — A popular, economical choice for veneer plys. Cuts beautifully and is easily resharpened by most local shops.
• TCG (triple chip grind) — General-purpose TCG blades with a moderate tooth count and positive hook are durable all-rounders with long edge life. For solid surface and aluminum, choose a high-tooth-count TCG blade with a negative hook angle.
• Ripping blades — Low tooth counts for fast, efficient ripping of solid stock.
• Plastic-specific blades — High-tooth TCG for hard plastics like acrylic; low-tooth ATB for soft plastics like nylon and polypropylene.

Choose your saw or your material below to find the exact blade you need. Not sure which fits your machine? Reach out — we'll match you to the right diameter and bore.

Brand names are trademarks of their respective owners and are used only to indicate fitment. All blades are premium aftermarket replacements engineered to fit the saws listed; they are not OEM.