Jigsaw blade Bosch T367XHM Carbide 2 pc Aluminium Plastic Steel Wood

The Bosch T367XHM Carbide jigsaw blade pack contains two versatile blades engineered for cutting a variety of materials including aluminium, mortar, plastic, steel and wood with nails. Each blade is 13.2 cm long and made from carbide for extended wear resistance. The blade geometry provides 5–7 teeth per inch with a tooth spacing of approximately 3.5–5 mm, balancing cutting speed and edge life for mixed-material applications. These blades are intended for use with compatible jigsaw models that accept T-shank blades.

Advantages

Carbide construction increases resistance to abrasion and maintains sharpness when cutting abrasive or reinforced materials. The medium tooth density (5–7 TPI) and 3.5–5 mm tooth spacing permit efficient cutting of thin metal, plastics and wood with embedded nails while limiting tear-out. At 13.2 cm length the blade offers sufficient stroke exposure for typical sheet and panel cutting tasks. Supplied as a two-piece pack, the set provides a spare blade for continuous work or for separating tasks by material.

Suitable for

• Cutting aluminium sheets and profiles
• Trimming and cutting plastic panels and piping
• Cutting steel sheet and light-gauge metal
• Removing or cutting wood that contains nails or screws
• Cutting mortar in light renovation or repair work

Key specifications

• Blade material: carbide
• Length: 13.2 cm
• Tooth density: 5–7 TPI (teeth per inch)
• Tooth spacing: approximately 3.5–5 mm
• Shank type: T-shank compatible
• Pack quantity: 2 blades

How to use

Fit the blade into a compatible jigsaw with the T-shank connection following the jigsaw manufacturer's instructions and ensure the blade is secured before operation. Select an appropriate cutting speed for the material: lower speeds for metal and mortar, medium speeds for plastics and aluminium, and higher speeds for clean wood cuts. Use steady feed pressure without forcing the blade; allow the carbide teeth to cut at their own rate. Replace the blade when cutting becomes slow or produces excessive burrs or chipping.

Usage recommendations

For best results, clamp workpieces securely and use appropriate personal protective equipment. When cutting metal or mortar, apply cutting fluid or coolant as needed to reduce heat and prolong blade life. Avoid lateral bending of the blade and make relief cuts in tight curves to prevent premature wear.