Plunge cut blade Bosch PRO AIZ 32 — 32 mm width, 50 mm depth, for abrasive wood, hardwood, plastic

Bosch PRO AIZ 32 is a plunge cut blade engineered for precise plunge and detail cuts. The blade measures 32 mm in width and 50 mm in depth and is designed to cut abrasive wood, hardwood and plastic. Supplied as a single piece in blister packaging, this blade is compatible with oscillating multi-tools that accept Starlock-style mounts and is intended for renovation, trimming and profile work where narrow, controlled cuts are required.

Advantages

The PRO AIZ 32 offers a balance of cutting performance and durability thanks to its bimetal construction and coated teeth. Its design supports fast, aggressive cuts in hardwood with reduced burning while the Curved-Tec shape helps achieve tear-free plunge cuts. The blade’s narrow width allows access to confined areas and fine detail work, and the single-piece supply makes replacement straightforward.

Suitable for

• Plunge cuts in abrasive wood and wood-composite panels
• Detail trimming and profile cutting in hardwood
• Cutting and shaping plastic components
• Renovation tasks requiring narrow, controlled cuts

Key specifications

• Blade width: 32 mm
• Cutting depth: 50 mm
• Compatible materials: abrasive wood, hardwood, plastic
• Blade material: bimetal construction
• Teeth: coated for increased durability and reduced burning
• Quantity per pack: 1 piece (blister packaging)

How to use

Fit the blade to a compatible oscillating multi-tool according to the tool manufacturer’s instructions, ensuring secure attachment before operation. Use steady, controlled feed rates and allow the blade to do the work rather than forcing it; this helps maintain cutting quality and prolongs blade life. For plunge cuts, position the tip at the entry point and apply consistent pressure while keeping the tool stable to avoid chipping. When cutting plastic, reduce speed if melting or burning occurs and clear chips frequently.

Usage recommendations

Observe appropriate safety measures: wear eye and hearing protection, use dust extraction where possible, and follow the multi-tool manufacturer’s safety instructions. Replace the blade when cutting performance diminishes or if visible damage appears. Test on a scrap piece of the target material if uncertain about speed or feed settings.