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BI-METAL 6" HOLE SAW - Hanson

Part #: 373600BX

The Hanson 373600BX BI-METAL 6" Hole Saw is engineered for professional automotive and industrial applications, delivering precise and efficient cutting performance. Designed for durability and extended tool life, this hole saw is suitable for demanding tasks requiring clean, large-diameter holes in various materials. Its robust construction ensures consistent results for mechanics and technicians.

Key Features

  • Variable Depth Gullets: Engineered with variable depth gullets, this hole saw ensures efficient chip clearance, reducing heat buildup and preventing material binding during prolonged use.
  • 4/6 Variable Pitch Teeth: The innovative 4/6 variable pitch tooth design minimizes vibration and noise while cutting, leading to smoother operation and enhanced cutting performance across diverse materials.
  • Electron Beam Weld: Each tooth is secured with an electron beam weld, creating a stronger bond that significantly extends the lifespan of the cutting edge and improves overall durability.
  • Bi-Metal Construction: Constructed from high-quality bi-metal material, the Hanson 373600BX offers exceptional toughness and resistance to wear, making it a reliable tool for continuous professional use.

Applications

The Hanson 373600BX BI-METAL 6" Hole Saw is ideal for creating clean, circular holes in materials such as steel, aluminum, wood, plastic, and composites. Common applications include cutting access holes for automotive components, fabricating custom brackets, installing plumbing and HVAC ductwork, and electrical conduit installation in industrial settings. Its 6-inch diameter makes it suitable for tasks requiring larger openings in professional workshops.

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  • Model: 209018
  • Shipping Weight: 1.96lbs
  • UPC: 000247210170
  • Manufacturers Part #: 373600BX
  • Manufactured by: Hanson
  • Also Known As: AHN-373600BX, HA373600BX, HAN373600BX

This product was added to our catalog on Wednesday 11 February, 2015.