Metal Saw Blades c.k tools T0934R 1232 — 300 mm, 32 TPI, set of 3

Set of three c.k tools Metal Saw Blades T0934R 1232, each 300 mm long with 32 teeth per inch (TPI), designed for cutting metal with compatible reciprocating saws. These blades are intended to provide a balance between cutting speed and a controlled finish when working with mild steel, non-hardened metals and similar materials. The 300 mm length increases reach and allows for deeper cuts, while the 32 TPI tooth density is chosen to deliver finer cuts and reduced burr formation compared with coarser blades.

Advantages

These metal saw blades combine blade length and tooth density to offer consistent cutting performance on sheet metal, pipes and profiles. The set of three ensures spare blades are available on site and reduces downtime from blade changes. Teeth geometry and material treatment are optimized for durability under typical metal-cutting loads, while compatibility with standard reciprocating saw shanks simplifies fitting and replacement.

Suitable for

• Cutting mild steel sheets and plates
• Trimming metal pipes and conduit
• Cutting steel profiles and angle iron
• General metalwork in construction and maintenance
• DIY metal cutting tasks where a finer finish is required

Key specifications

• Blade length: 300 mm
• Tooth pitch: 32 teeth per inch (TPI)
• Quantity: set of 3 blades
• Intended material: mild steel and similar non-hardened metals
• Shank type: compatible with standard reciprocating saw fittings

How to use

Fit the blade securely into the reciprocating saw according to the tool manufacturer’s instructions, ensuring the teeth point toward the cutting direction. Clamp the workpiece to prevent movement and mark the cut line clearly. Start the saw at low speed to establish the cut, then apply steady pressure and maintain a straight stroke. Allow the blade to make the cut without forcing; excessive force reduces life and can cause overheating. Replace the blade in the set when cutting performance deteriorates or teeth become visibly worn.

Usage recommendations

Use cutting lubricant or coolant when working on thicker sections to prolong blade life and improve cut quality. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment including eye protection, gloves and hearing protection. Match blade selection to material thickness and hardness; for hardened steels or heavily abrasive metals, choose blades specifically designed for those materials.