300mm D x 72 Teeth x TCG x 30mm Bore General Purpose Saw Blade (GTM3003072)
300mm D x 72 Teeth x TCG x 30mm Bore General Purpose Saw Blade (GTM3003072)
SKU: ITEM # GTM3003072
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| Blade Diameter | 300mm |
|---|---|
| Number of Teeth | 72 Teeth |
| Arbor Hole | 30mm |
| Pin Pattern | 2/7/42 + 2/9/46 + 2/10/60 |
| Kerf Width | 3.2mm |
| Plate Width | 2.2mm |
| Tooth Geometry | TCG |
| Hook Angle | +10 |
| Type of Cut | Crosscut |
| Applications | Hardwood, Softwood, Plywood |
| LORNA Equivalent | 300MM D x 72T TCG x 30MM Bore Saw Blade |
| Country of Origin | Taiwan |
✓ Exact LORNA equivalent
Prefer the German-made original?
300MM D x 72T TCG x 30MM Bore Saw Blade
Same diameter, tooth count, grind, and bore — engineered and
manufactured in Germany by LORNA Industrial for longer edge life
and cleaner cuts.
View the LORNA blade →
The Popular Tools GTM3003072 is a 300mm, 72-tooth TCG general-purpose carbide saw blade built for high-production cutting of hardwood, softwood, plywood, chipboard, and MDF. Its triple-chip (TCG) grind wears far slower than ATB on abrasive panel materials while leaving a clean, splinter-free finish — the reason it’s a shop workhorse for melamine, laminate, and sheet goods.
It runs a 3.2mm kerf on a rigid 2.2mm plate with a 30mm bore and a +10° hook angle, sized for panel saws and sliding table saws. The 3+3 pinhole pattern (2/7/42, 2/9/46, 2/10/60) mounts to common slider arbors, and the GTM prefix means Micro-Sheen C-4 sub-micron carbide for longer tool life and more resharpenings per blade — keeping your cost-per-cut low across long production runs. Need a different bore or pin layout? Any blade can be modified to fit your machine.
Prefer the German-made original? This blade has an exact LORNA Industrial equivalent — the same 300mm diameter, 72 teeth, TCG grind, and 30mm bore — engineered and manufactured in Germany for longer edge life. You’ll find the LORNA equivalent linked in the specifications above.
