Saw blade FEIN 63502151220 Bimetal 60mm for Pipe Wood Plastic

The FEIN 63502151220 Bimetal saw blade is a compact cutting accessory designed for use with oscillating multi-tools and similar saw holders. At 60 mm cutting length and 28 mm width, the blade is optimized for controlled, accurate cuts in pipe, wood, plastic, profiles and plasterboard. Each pack contains three identical blades to provide spare capacity for repeated or extended jobs.

Advantages

This bimetal blade combines a hardened tooth edge with a flexible back material to extend service life while maintaining cutting performance. The narrow 28 mm body and 60 mm cutting length allow access into confined spaces and enable precise plunge and flush cuts. The tooth geometry is tuned to handle mixed materials—metallic pipe surfaces, plastic housings, wooden profiles and gypsum-based board—reducing the need to change blades between tasks.

Suitable for

• Cutting plastic and PVC pipe sections
• Trimming wooden and composite profiles
• Making plunge cuts and openings in plasterboard
• Working on small renovation and installation tasks in tight spaces

Key specifications

• Blade material: bimetal construction for tooth durability and flexible backing
• Cutting length: 60 mm
• Blade width: 28 mm
• Suitable materials: pipe (metal/plastic), wood, plastic, profile sections, plasterboard
• Pack contents: 3 identical blades

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, moderate feed pressure and allow the bimetal teeth to perform the cutting; avoid forcing the blade to prevent overheating. For plunge cuts, mark the cut line, position the tip, and initiate the tool at low speed to start the opening, then increase speed as required. When cutting metal pipe, use consistent movement and do not twist the blade to preserve tooth life.

Usage recommendations

Wear eye and hand protection during use. Inspect blades regularly for wear or damage and replace when teeth become blunt or the blade shows cracks. Select appropriate speed and feed to match the material: lower speed for metals, moderate speed for plastics and wood. Store blades dry and protected to maintain condition between uses.