Blade Saw Reciprocating 9X1X0.042In Univ
48-00-1450
MFG #: 48-00-1450
$29.44
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- Manufacturer: Milwaukee Tool
- Type: Straight Back
- Series: Sawzall® The Torch™
- Length: 9, 9 in
- Width: 1, 1 in
- Thickness: 0.042, 0.042 in
- Teeth Type: Continuous
- Tang Size: 1/2, 1/2 in
- Tang Style: Universal, Universal/Toothed Edge
- Cutting Edge Material: Diamond
- Body Material: D6A Steel
- Finish: Bright
- Color: Black
- Applicable Materials: Cast Iron, Hard Tile, Masonry and other Abrasive and Hard Materials, Cast Iron, Titanium, Graphite, Fiberglass, Masonry, Nail Embedded Wood, Ceramic Tile, Plaster, Brick, other Abrasive and Hard Material
- Brand: Milwaukee®
Milwaukee® SAWZALL® Reciprocating Saw Blade, Straight Back, 9 in Length, 1 in Width, 0.042 in Thickness, Continuous Teeth, 1/2 in Tang, Universal/Toothed Edge Tang, Diamond Cutting Edge, D6A Steel Body, Bright, Black, Applicable Materials: Cast Iron, Hard Tile, Masonry and other Abrasive and Hard Materials
- Diamond grit delivers up to 30x longer life than standard carbide grit blades
- Slim design ideal for storage in pockets and tool boxes
- The precisely controlled size and placement of the diamond grit allow these blades to cut up to 2x f
- The precisely controlled size and placement of the diamond grit allow these blades to cut up to 2x f
- A thicker more rigid blade body resists fracturing and bending for maximum durability
- The 1 in tall blade body reduces blade twisting for straighter more accurate cuts
- Steel is a commonly used material due to its durability and cutting action
- Continuous edge blades are made of an even strip of abrasive grains bonded to a steel backing
Diamond grit delivers up to 30x longer life than standard carbide grit blades
Slim design ideal for storage in pockets and tool boxes
The precisely controlled size and placement of the diamond grit allow these blades to cut up to 2x faster than standard Carbide grit blades
The precisely controlled size and placement of the diamond grit allow these blades to cut up to 2x faster than standard carbide grit blades
A thicker more rigid blade body resists fracturing and bending for maximum durability
The 1 in tall blade body reduces blade twisting for straighter more accurate cuts
Steel is a commonly used material due to its durability and cutting action
Continuous edge blades are made of an even strip of abrasive grains bonded to a steel backing