The Milwaukee 48-01-5041 SawZall Blades are engineered for demanding professional wood-cutting applications, offering superior durability and aggressive cutting performance. Designed for industrial technicians and construction professionals, these blades tackle challenging materials with precision and efficiency, ensuring reliable results on the job site. Each pouch contains five blades, providing ample supply for ongoing projects.
Key Features
- Advanced Bi-Metal Construction: Features a robust bi-metal design that combines flexibility with exceptional tooth hardness, delivering the fastest cutting action and significantly extending blade life.
- Matrix II High-Speed Steel Teeth with 8% Cobalt: The cutting edge is crafted from Matrix II high-speed steel infused with 8% cobalt, providing superior heat and wear resistance for prolonged sharpness and endurance through tough materials.
- Optimized 4/6 TPI Variable Pitch: The variable tooth per inch (TPI) design (4/6 TPI) allows for aggressive material removal and smooth cuts across various wood densities, enhancing overall cutting efficiency.
- Universal 1/2" Tang: Equipped with a standard 1/2-inch universal tang, these blades ensure broad compatibility with most reciprocating saws, offering versatility across different tool platforms.
Applications
These Milwaukee SawZall blades are specifically designed for rigorous wood-cutting tasks encountered by professionals. They excel in general roughing-in applications, making them ideal for framing, stud cutting, and creating openings in wooden structures. Their tough construction also makes them perfectly suited for cutting through nail-embedded wood, allowing for efficient demolition and renovation work without frequent blade changes.
Specifications
- Manufacturer: Milwaukee Electric Tools
- Model Number: 48-01-5041
- Blade Length: 6 inches
- Blade Width: 1/2 inch
- Tooth Pitch: 4/6 TPI (Teeth Per Inch)
- Material: Bi-Metal with Matrix II High-Speed Steel and 8% Cobalt
- Quantity: 5 blades per pouch
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