Sabre Saw Blade set Drel IW1016303 HCS 228 mm, 2 pcs

Set of two Drel sabre saw blades IW1016303, manufactured from high carbon steel (HCS) with a length of 228 mm. These blades are designed for cutting softer materials commonly encountered in demolition, rough carpentry and general-purpose tasks. The HCS construction provides a balance of hardness and flexibility appropriate for wood, plastic and non-ferrous materials when used in standard reciprocating/sabre saws.

Advantages

The blades offer consistent cutting performance in softer substrates thanks to HCS material that resists chipping while maintaining sufficient flexibility. Their 228 mm length gives extended reach into deeper workpieces and allows for progressive cutting without frequent repositioning. Supplied as a two-piece set, they provide immediate replacement options on job sites and in workshops. The tooth geometry and edge finish are optimized for general-purpose crosscutting and ripping in non-hardened materials.

Suitable for

• Cutting soft and medium-density wood
• Shaping and trimming plastic components
• Working with non-ferrous metals such as aluminium or brass (thin sections)
• Demolition tasks and rough carpentry where precision is secondary to speed
• General-purpose reciprocating/sabre saw applications

Key specifications

• Blade material: high carbon steel (HCS)
• Length: 228 mm
• Quantity: 2 blades per set
• Compatibility: standard reciprocating/sabre saws with universal blade holders
• Intended materials: wood, plastics, non-ferrous metals (thin sections)

How to use

Install the blade in a compatible reciprocating or sabre saw following the tool manufacturer's insertion and locking procedure. Ensure the blade is firmly seated and the saw is disconnected from power or battery before installation. Select an appropriate cutting speed and feed rate for the material: slower feed for denser plastics and thin non-ferrous metals, faster for soft wood. Allow the blade to do the work without excessive lateral force to reduce bending and premature wear. Replace blades when cutting performance declines or teeth become worn.

Usage recommendations

Use personal protective equipment (eye protection, gloves and a dust mask) and secure the workpiece before cutting. For longer blade life, avoid overheating by using moderate speed and intermittent cuts when working through dense or abrasive materials.