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18 Tooth 6" Blade Length High Speed Steel Reciprocating Saw Blad - Vermont American

Part #: 30110

The Vermont American 30110 18 Tooth 6" High Speed Steel Reciprocating Saw Blade is engineered for consistent and reliable performance in professional automotive and industrial environments. This blade's high-speed steel construction and precise tooth geometry provide a durable cutting solution for a range of materials. Designed with a unique two-step cutting process, each blade delivers uniform quality and efficiency, making it a dependable choice for demanding applications.

Key Features

  • High-Speed Steel Construction: Offers enhanced durability and heat resistance for extended blade life in various cutting tasks.
  • 18 Teeth Per Inch (TPI): Provides a versatile cutting rate suitable for a balance of speed and finish across different materials.
  • Precision Ground Teeth: Ensures fast material penetration and smooth cuts, reducing effort and improving overall efficiency.
  • Optimized Tooth Setting: Each blade is precisely filed and set to maximize cutting performance and minimize binding.
  • 6-Inch Blade Length: Ideal for accessing confined spaces and performing controlled cuts in diverse applications.

Applications

The Vermont American 30110 reciprocating saw blade is well-suited for professional technicians and mechanics working on a variety of projects. It effectively cuts through multi-purpose materials, including common and used lumber often found with nails, plastics, and various non-ferrous metals. In automotive settings, it can be utilized for tasks such as exhaust system removal, body panel modifications, or cutting bolts and rods. Industrial professionals will find it valuable for general maintenance, light demolition work, and fabricating tasks requiring precise and durable cuts.

Specifications

  • Manufacturer: Vermont American
  • Model Number: 30110
  • Material: High Speed Steel
  • Blade Length: 6 inches
  • Tooth Count: 18 TPI
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This product was added to our catalog on Sunday 04 November, 2012.