Plunge-cut saw blades GRAPHITE 225 x 20 x 0.9 mm 14 TPI, 2 pcs (57H952)

Set of two GRAPHITE plunge-cut saw blades sized 225 x 20 x 0.9 mm with 14 TPI tooth geometry, designed for plunge-cut and reciprocating saws with standard shank dimensions. These thin, fine-pitch blades are intended for controlled cutting in wood and light construction materials, offering a balance between cutting speed and finish quality. The pack contains two identical blades ready for quick replacement when working on demolition, trimming, or precision plunge cuts.

Advantages

The 14 TPI tooth configuration provides finer cuts and reduced splintering compared with coarse blades, improving finish on softer woods and laminated materials. A 0.9 mm blade thickness reduces vibration and allows for narrow kerfs, making it easier to perform precise plunge cuts and follow cut lines. Supplied as a two-piece set, the blades enable rapid replacement on the job to minimize downtime. The blades are compatible with standard reciprocating- and plunge-cut saws that accept the common shank format.

Suitable for

• Plunge cuts in solid wood and panel materials
• Controlled cuts in laminate, plywood and chipboard
• Trimming and finish work where reduced splintering is important
• Light demolition tasks requiring thinner kerf blades

Key specifications

• Blade length: 225 mm
• Shank/fitment diameter: 20 mm (standard shank compatibility)
• Blade thickness: 0.9 mm
• Tooth pitch: 14 TPI (teeth per inch) for fine cutting
• Pack quantity: 2 blades

How to use

Install the blade into a compatible plunge-cut or reciprocating saw according to the saw manufacturer's instructions, ensuring the shank is fully seated and the blade clamp is tightened. For plunge cuts, mark the cut line clearly and start the saw at low speed if available, then progress with steady pressure to maintain control and minimize splintering. Replace blades when cutting performance decreases or teeth are damaged. Always disconnect power or remove the battery before changing blades.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment, including eye and hearing protection, and clamp workpieces when possible to prevent movement. For the best finish on laminated or veneered panels, score the cut line or use masking tape to reduce edge chipping. Avoid excessive lateral force on the thin blade to reduce the risk of bending or breakage.