Sabre saw blades DeWalt DT2400-QZ — pack of 100, universal cutting blades

DeWalt DT2400-QZ sabre saw blades come as a pack of 100 universal cutting blades designed for general cutting tasks with reciprocating (sabre/reciprocating) saws. These metal cutting blades feature an exclusive coating and preparation process that extends blade life, and a reinforced design that reduces bending and breakage during demanding cuts. Packaged compactly for storage and transport, this set is supplied for use as consumable replacement blades across demolition, pruning and general repair work where reciprocating action is required.

Advantages

The DeWalt blades provide up to twice the life of standard metal-cutting reciprocating blades due to a proprietary coating and preparation method. Their tooth geometry and blade profile are optimised for efficient cutting through a range of metals, while the extra-durable construction reduces the risk of breakage and bending under load. Supplied in a bulk pack of 100, they ensure a steady stock of replacement blades for extended jobs and frequent use.

Suitable for

• Cutting rebar and reinforced steel
• Working with angle iron and structural metal sections
• Cutting black pipe, conduit and plumbing metalwork
• General demolition and on-site metal removal
• Repair and renovation tasks involving sheet and mild steel

Key specifications

• Blade type: reciprocating/sabre saw blade for metal cutting
• Quantity: pack of 100 blades
• Coating: proprietary protective coating and preparation for extended life
• Design: reinforced profile to resist bending and breakage
• Intended materials: rebar, angle iron, black pipe, conduit, cold-rolled and mild steel
• Packaging dimensions: compact storage pack for transport and site use

How to use

Select a DeWalt DT2400-QZ blade compatible with your reciprocating saw’s blade mount and ensure the saw is powered off before fitting. Secure the blade in the saw’s blade clamp according to the saw manufacturer’s instructions, ensuring the teeth face the material to be cut and the blade is fully seated. Use firm, steady forward pressure and allow the saw’s reciprocating action to do the cutting; avoid forcing the blade to minimise wear and the risk of bending. Replace blades when cutting performance diminishes or if visible damage occurs.

Usage recommendations

For best results when cutting metal, use appropriate personal protective equipment (safety glasses, gloves and hearing protection), clamp or secure the workpiece, and run the saw at a speed suitable for the material thickness. Store unused blades in the original compact pack to protect the teeth and coating.