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Description
DeSoutter 19710 — Zirconium Nitride Segmented Cast Saw Blade 80mm (5-Pack)
The DeSoutter 19710 is an 80mm Zirconium Nitride (ZrN) coated segmented replacement cast saw blade for the DeSoutter CleanCast CC7 and CC8 systems, sold in a 5-pack. The 80mm format is the largest blade in the CC7/CC8 lineup — purpose-built for adult long leg casts, hip spica casts, and other thick multi-layer applications. The segmented design reduces heat buildup during cutting, while the ZrN coating delivers approximately 50% more hardness than Titanium Nitride for superior blade longevity.
Product Specifications
- Part Number: 19710
- Blade Style: Segmented
- Blade Coating: Zirconium Nitride (ZrN) — Silver-Gray PVD Ceramic
- Diameter: 80mm
- Mounting: 5-position rotatable mount
- Compatible Models: DeSoutter CleanCast CC7, CC8
- Not Compatible With: DeSoutter CC4, CC5, CC6 (different mounting system)
- Quantity: 5-pack
- Recommended Cast Materials: Plaster of Paris (Gypsona), Polyester (Deltalite/Benicast/CellaCast)
- Not Recommended For: Fiberglass (Deltalite/Scotchcast)
- Shipping: Ships from NC warehouse in 2–3 business days.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between Zirconium Nitride (ZrN) and Titanium Nitride (TiN) cast saw blades?
Zirconium Nitride (ZrN) is approximately 50% harder than Titanium Nitride (TiN), delivering measurably longer blade life per blade. Both are PVD ceramic coatings and are recommended for plaster and polyester casts. Neither is recommended for fiberglass — for fiberglass, use the Ion Nitride blade (20290).
Can the DeSoutter 19710 cut fiberglass casts?
No. Per DeSoutter guidance, the 19710 ZrN blade is not recommended for fiberglass casts. For fiberglass, use the Ion Nitride blade (part number 20290 for 80mm or 20280 for 64mm), which is the only coating recommended for fiberglass.
Why choose the 80mm blade over the 64mm blade?
The 80mm blade is designed for adult long leg casts, hip spica casts, and thick multi-layer applications where the 64mm blade would require more passes. For standard adult arm and leg casts, the 64mm is the everyday workhorse. The 80mm reduces procedure time on large, thick casts.
What does the 5-position rotatable mount mean?
The 19710 blade features a 5-position rotatable mount, meaning you can rotate the blade to a fresh cutting edge up to 5 times before replacing it. This significantly extends the usable life of each blade and maximizes the value of the 5-pack.
What is the difference between segmented and round cast saw blades?
Segmented blades have gaps cut into the blade edge, which reduces heat buildup and improves cutting speed through dense cast materials. Round (full-circle) blades provide a smoother cut and are often preferred for thinner or more delicate casts. The 19710 segmented design is ideal for thick plaster and polyester casts at the 80mm size.