Sabre saw blade Bosch 2 608 900 381, carbide, 22.5 cm overall, 17.5 cm working, 3 mm tooth spacing, pack of 3

Sabre saw blade Bosch 2 608 900 381 is a carbide-tipped blade designed for cutting glass and steel with reciprocating (sabre) saws. The blade has an overall length of 22.5 cm and a working length of 17.5 cm, with 3 mm tooth spacing to allow aggressive material removal. Sold as a pack of three, these blades are intended for demolition, metalworking and glazing tasks where a long-life cutting edge and carbide durability are required.

Advantages

The carbide tips provide extended wear resistance compared with standard high-speed steel teeth, maintaining cutting performance when working with hard or abrasive materials like modern automotive steel and glass. The 3 mm tooth spacing supports faster cuts in thicker sections while reducing clogging when cutting metal or mixed materials. Delivery in a pack of three ensures immediate replacement availability on site or at the workshop.

Suitable for

• Cutting steel sheets and profiles
• Cutting glass and glazing work
• Demolition and renovation tasks with mixed materials
• Applications requiring carbide-tipped blades for longer life

Key specifications

• Blade material: carbide-tipped teeth
• Overall length: 22.5 cm
• Working length: 17.5 cm
• Tooth spacing: 3 mm
• Quantity: pack of 3 blades
• Compatible tool type: reciprocating (sabre) saws

How to use

Install the blade in a compatible reciprocating or sabre saw following the saw manufacturer's blade-mounting instructions, ensuring the carbide teeth face the cutting direction. Use steady, controlled feed pressure and allow the blade to cut at its own pace to avoid undue stress on the carbide tips. For best results when cutting steel or glass, clamp the workpiece securely and wear appropriate personal protective equipment, including eye and hand protection.

Usage recommendations

For demanding tasks such as cutting modern automotive steel or glazing work, use this carbide-tipped blade on a reciprocating saw set to a suitable stroke rate and avoid excessive lateral force. Replace blades when cutting performance diminishes to maintain safe, consistent results.