Lenox 6TPI Nail Embedded Wood Cutting Reciprocating Sabre Saw Blades
£100.95 at Tooled Up · 40% below amazon price £168
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Lenox Power Blast reciprocating saw blades for wood and nail embedded wood.
High speed blasting along the cutting edge strengthens the blade to reduce breaks and increase durability.
The patented T2 Technology reduces cutting force on each tooth and optimizes chip removal to allow efficient cutting in the widest range of materials Features & Benefits • Patented design for ultimate durability and speed when cutting clean wood or nail-embedded wood • Longer blade life and increased versatility • Power blast technology increases blade life Specifications • Length: 152mm • Quantity: 25
High speed blasting along the cutting edge strengthens the blade to reduce breaks and increase durability.
The patented T2 Technology reduces cutting force on each tooth and optimizes chip removal to allow efficient cutting in the widest range of materials Features & Benefits • Patented design for ultimate durability and speed when cutting clean wood or nail-embedded wood • Longer blade life and increased versatility • Power blast technology increases blade life Specifications • Length: 152mm • Quantity: 25
EAN 0082472205305 · Lenox. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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