Milwaukee Tool 48-00-5272 9 Inch WRECKER™ SAWZALL® Blade, 6 TPI, All-Purpose, Carbide Tipped
Milwaukee Tool 48-00-5272 9 Inch WRECKER™ SAWZALL® Blade, 6 TPI, All-Purpose, Carbide Tipped
- MPN: 48-00-5272
- UPC: 045242742523
- PPN: MIL-48-00-5272
- UNSPSC: 27112802
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Description
The MILWAUKEE® WRECKER™ with NITRUS CARBIDE™ SAWZALL® blade for multi-material cutting is the next generation of carbide teeth technology. The Milwaukee NITRUS CARBIDE™ technology allows this blade to be the fastest cutting and longest life multi-material blade on the market. The blade features a 6TPI design for best material versatility and the ability to cut materials from wood with nails and screws to thick metals. This blade delivers 2x life versus carbide teeth blades eliminating the need for blade changes when cutting a variety of materials. This blade is available in 6”, 9” and 12” blade lengths. It is the ideal blade for demolition and remodeling jobs.
Features
- Cuts through the widest variety of materials: wood with nails and screws, roofing material, plaster and drywall, rigid conduit and black pipe
- 6TPI design for best material versatility
- Fang Tip™ design for fastest plunge cuts in woods, plaster and drywall
- 1/2" universal tang
- Available in 6", 9" and 12" lengths in 1PKs, 3PKs, and 5PKs
- Made in the USA
- Best blade for residential demolition projects
Specifications
Specifications
- Country of Origin
- United States
- Blade Thickness
- 0.05 in
- Tooth Count
- 45
- Progressive Blade Tooth Spacing
- No
- Saw Blade Type
- Reciprocating Saw
- Teeth per Inch
- 6
Blade Length9.0 in
Material CutAll-Purpose
Package Contents(1) 9" Wrecker with Nitrus Carbide Blade
Blade Cutting MaterialCarbide Tipped
Set / IndividualIndividual
Saw Blade Width (In)2.0
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