3" 18 TPI Bi-Metal Jig Saw Blade (5 PK)
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Get professional-grade performance and longer blade life with the Milwaukee® 3" 18 TPI Bi-Metal Jig Saw Blade - T-Shank (5-Pack). These heavy-duty blades last longer than high-speed steel or carbon blades, combining the strength to cut metal with the durability to withstand impacts without breaking. With Milwaukee's attention to blade material, tooth shape, and sharpness, the jig saw blades produce clean, fast cuts in metal over 1/8" thick. The T-shank allows for quick installation. Use Milwaukee jig saw models 6266-6, 6276-6, 6267-20, 6267-21, and other popular brands.
Features
- Longer life: Bi-metal construction lasts longer than high-speed steel and carbon blades
- Fast cuts: Tooth shape and sharpness permit quick shearing through metal
- Versatile: Fits any jig saw that accepts a T-shank blade
- Jig Saws Blade: A jig saw blade is a narrow reciprocating blade built to be mounted vertically in a frame. It's usually used for cutting curves or other difficult lines or patterns.
| Vendor Part #: | 48-42-5121 |
| MFG Part # (OEM): | 48-42-5121 |
| Package Contents: | 5 blades |
| Net Tool Weight (lbs): | 0.055 |
| Blade Length (in): | 3.0 |
| Teeth per Inch: | 18 |
| Blade Thickness (in): | 0.1 |
| Material Cut: | Multi-Purpose |
| Tooth Count: | 54 |
| Progressive Blade Tooth Spacing: | No |
| Blade Cutting Material: | Bimetal |
| Saw Blade Type: | Jig Saw |
| Set / Individual: | Set |
| Saw Blade Width (In): | 0.281250 |
| Jig Saw Blade Type: | Jig Saw T-Shank |
| UPC: | 045242138777 |
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