Milwaukee Aluminium Cutting Circular Saw Blade
£43.95 at Tooled Up · 42% below amazon price £75.16
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The Milwaukee Aluminium Cutting Circular Saw Blade in 184mm diameter with a 54-tooth configuration and 30mm bore is a highly capable option for professionals working with aluminium on site, offering a versatile cutting diameter compatible with many popular handheld circular saw models.
The 54-tooth count ensures a fine, clean cut finish across a range of aluminium materials including profiles, extrusions, and sheet.
The non-stick PTFE coating reduces heat and friction during cutting while protecting the blade from corrosion, extending its working life in demanding site conditions.
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The 54-tooth count ensures a fine, clean cut finish across a range of aluminium materials including profiles, extrusions, and sheet.
The non-stick PTFE coating reduces heat and friction during cutting while protecting the blade from corrosion, extending its working life in demanding site conditions.
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EAN 4058546289270 · Milwaukee. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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