Milwaukee Heavy Duty TORCH Demolition Reciprocating Sabre Saw Blades
£79.95 at Tooled Up · 30% below amazon price £113.78
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This Milwaukee Heavy Duty TORCH Demolition Reciprocating Saw Blade is supplied in a 150mm, Pack of 25 — the professional's choice for high-volume site work where keeping blades in constant supply is essential.
Constructed with a robust 1.06mm thick bi-metal body, the blade is shatter resistant and engineered to bend and flex under demanding cutting conditions without breaking.
The 1.06mm thick torch blade body delivers precise cuts through sheet metal and pipes, whilst the 25mm blade height ensures improved stability and minimum vibration throughout the cut.
Buying in a pack of 25 makes this a
Constructed with a robust 1.06mm thick bi-metal body, the blade is shatter resistant and engineered to bend and flex under demanding cutting conditions without breaking.
The 1.06mm thick torch blade body delivers precise cuts through sheet metal and pipes, whilst the 25mm blade height ensures improved stability and minimum vibration throughout the cut.
Buying in a pack of 25 makes this a
EAN 0045242082391 · Milwaukee. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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