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14 Tooth Bi-Metal All Purpose Metal Cutting Reciprocating Saw Bl - Vermont American

Part #: 30206

The Vermont American 30206 reciprocating saw blade is engineered for professional automotive and industrial applications requiring precise and durable metal cutting. This 4-inch, 14-tooth bi-metal blade is designed to handle a variety of metal materials with consistency and extended operational life, making it a reliable choice for demanding tasks.

Key Features

  • Enhanced Durability: Bi-metal construction provides up to 10 times longer life than high carbon steel blades and twice the lifespan of high-speed steel blades, reducing the frequency of blade changes.
  • Flexible Spring Back: A robust, flexible steel spring back resists breakage, further extending the blade's operational life in strenuous cutting situations.
  • Superior Cutting Edge: Equipped with super-hard high-speed steel teeth, this blade maintains a sharp, long-lasting cutting edge for efficient material removal.
  • Consistent Performance: Vermont American's unique two-step blade cutting process ensures exceptional consistency across every blade, translating to reliable performance with each use.
  • All-Purpose Design: The 14 teeth per inch (TPI) configuration is optimized for all-purpose metal cutting, offering versatility across different metal thicknesses and types.

Applications

This 14-tooth bi-metal reciprocating saw blade is well-suited for professional technicians and mechanics working on diverse metal cutting projects. Common applications include cutting exhaust pipes, frame components, bolts, conduits, and various metal stock in automotive repair, fabrication, and general industrial maintenance environments. Its all-purpose design makes it effective for cutting mild steel, stainless steel, aluminum, and other non-ferrous metals.

Specifications

  • Manufacturer: Vermont American
  • Model Number: 30206
  • Blade Length: 4 inches
  • Teeth Per Inch (TPI): 14
  • Material: Bi-Metal
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This product was added to our catalog on Sunday 04 November, 2012.