Designed especially for the construction industry. All these reciprocating saw blades are carbide tipped so they can cut clay bricks and blocks, gas concrete, AAC (autoclaved aerated concrete), lime stone, hollow blocks, mortar joints and similar materials.

Our technicians developed this blade in the late '80s for cutting gas concrete, Siporex, AAC and plaster blocks.

 

The blades have large carbide teeth with special design to improve straight cutting, high cutting speed and a long blade life. The extra high blades further improve the straight cutting capabilities with its 50mm steel back.

Designed in the late '80s to cut in clay bricks and blocks as well as mortar joints, it will even cutting through minor metal components such as nails and screws or even brick beams with embedded stainless steel rods, as showen in the video on the front page.

 

The blades have large carbide teeth with special design to improve straight cutting and a long blade life. The 50mm' high blades further improve the straight cutting capabilities.

A self-sharpening blade developed in the early ‘90s, with strong carbide teeth suitable for sawing brick, hollow blocks and lime sand masonry. With an aggressive tooth design these blades will cut through many different mineral materials with reduced vibrations.

 

The blades have large carbide teeth with special design to improve straight and fast cutting and a long blade life. The 50mm high blades further improve the straight cutting capabilities.

 

Black Label reciprocating saw blade used for making a new door way.

Pink Label reciprocating saw blade used for removing a wall for a new entrance.