Reciprocating Saw Blades GEKO G33130 — 150 mm, 6 TPI, pack 20/200

Replacement reciprocating saw blades GEKO G33130, 150 mm length with 6 TPI tooth pitch, are intended for use with compatible sabre and reciprocating saws. These blades are designed for general-purpose cutting of wood, plastic and other light materials depending on blade geometry and cutting technique. Supplied in a pack configuration suitable for trade and workshop use, the blades offer a consistent tooth pattern and moderate cutting aggressiveness for routine trimming, demolition and rough cutting tasks.

Advantages

The 150 mm length provides a balance between reach and control, while the 6 TPI tooth pitch delivers a compromise between cutting speed and finish. Blades are supplied in bulk pack sizes appropriate for professional environments, reducing downtime for reordering. The construction and tooth geometry are optimized for common woodworking and light demolition tasks, offering predictable chip removal and straightforward handling in reciprocating tools.

Suitable for

• General wood cutting and pruning of timber components
• Cutting plastic pipes and profiles
• Light demolition and remodeling where coarse cutting is acceptable
• Workshop and trade use with frequent blade replacement needs

Key specifications

• Blade length: 150 mm
• Tooth pitch: 6 TPI (teeth per inch)
• Suitable materials: wood, plastic and other light materials depending on blade geometry
• Pack configuration: multiple blades supplied for trade/workshop use
• Blade type: reciprocating/sabre saw blade

How to use

Select a compatible reciprocating or sabre saw that accepts this blade type and ensure the tool is disconnected from power or battery before changing blades. Secure the blade in the tool's clamp according to the saw manufacturer's instructions, aligning the teeth in the correct cutting orientation. Start cutting at low speed to establish a controlled cut, then apply steady, even pressure without forcing the blade. Replace the blade when cutting performance diminishes, when teeth are worn or if damage is visible.

Usage recommendations

For longer blade life and safer operation, match the blade tooth pitch and geometry to the material being cut, use appropriate personal protective equipment, and avoid excessive side loading or twisting of the blade during use. Store blades in dry conditions and rotate inventory from bulk packs to maintain consistent performance.