Echo Corner 136mm Metalen snijden cirkelzaagbladen, Thin-kerf ATB 30Tooth, 20mm prieel, algemeen doel afgesneden staalplaat hoek-ijzer koper-pijp aluminium ferro

It cut metal like it said it would. Doesn't seem worn or wasted. I cut a semi large hot water tank in half (nearly 100 gallons). The job sucked, but the blade cut fine.

It cuts metal.

They give you spacers to make up the difference for a 5/8 hole, the problem is the spacer is thinner than the blade, and what happens if it somehow jumps out of the hole causing your blade to jump off center.If they are to be sold in the US, then they should make a blade with a 5/8th hole, I do not own any metric size saws or grinders.Very irritating but does cut well.Other issue is the tiny shards of metal flying, use safety glassed and long sleeves, these things are hot. I'm not sure yet which is better the abrasive wheels or this blade, time will tell.

Nutze dieses Sägeblatt in Handkreissäge und ausschließlich für Aluminiumschienen: einwandfrei, gefühlt wird es auch kaum stumpfer. Saubere Schnittkante und kein Ausriss oder Grat der stehenbleibt

The heading for this blade listing is unfortunate because as it lists the materials suitable for cutting, it says "mdf non-ferrous plastics aluminum"...etc. I thought I made a mistake ordering because I wanted to cut steel, which of course is ferrous. Well it's printed on the blade "ferrous" and it does cut steel tubing (schedule 20 is what I was cutting) like butter. Way faster and cleaner than an abrasive blade. The heading should say, "ferrous and non-ferrous" which is exactly what's printed on the blade. Anyone looking for a steel cutting blade might pass this by thinking it's not up to the task. Heck, I cut aluminum with a wood saw blade, no need to list that. It is a very good blade and I think it will last a long time. The included spacer is not a press fit into the blade but it's not sloppy either. There are three spacers included for different arbors, your saw may or may not need one. A comment to anyone cutting steel; be careful cutting angle iron or other hot rolled steel. I ruined a couple of my other blades trying to cut angle iron. I never knew it before but it seems to be harder than other mild steel. Could be just certain varieties. Stick to the abrasive blades for that and re-bar etc. Just my own observations. I didn't try this blade on angle iron as I didn't want to take the chance. It might be up to the task but I'm not going to risk it. The blade does say it will cut stainless, which to me is pretty hard, but I'm going to save it for the mild stuff.