Milwaukee Aluminium Cutting Circular Saw Blade
£39.95 at Tooled Up · 42% below amazon price £69.23
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The Milwaukee Aluminium Cutting Circular Saw Blade in 190mm diameter with a 54-tooth configuration and 30mm bore strikes a strong balance between cutting capacity and versatility, making it a practical choice for professionals regularly working with aluminium sections, window frames, and structural profiles on site.
With a 30mm bore, this blade is compatible with a wide range of mid-size handheld circular saws.
The PTFE coating ensures cooler, non-stick cutting with effective corrosion resistance, while the cobalt-infused tungsten carbide teeth maintain a clean, sharp edge across prolonged use
With a 30mm bore, this blade is compatible with a wide range of mid-size handheld circular saws.
The PTFE coating ensures cooler, non-stick cutting with effective corrosion resistance, while the cobalt-infused tungsten carbide teeth maintain a clean, sharp edge across prolonged use
EAN 4058546289317 · Milwaukee. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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