Reciprocating saw blades Hikoki RCM41B bent 225 mm 14 TPI, pack of 5

Set of five Hikoki RCM41B reciprocating saw blades with a bent profile, 225 mm length and 14 TPI tooth pitch. The bent design improves access to confined, angled or recessed cutting positions, while the 14 teeth per inch configuration offers a balance between cutting speed and surface finish. Packaged as a set of 5, these blades are intended for demolition and general-purpose cutting tasks where a curved blade geometry facilitates reach and control on irregular workpieces.

Advantages

The bent geometry enables improved access to tight or awkward angles and helps keep the blade profile clear of obstructions during plunge or flush cuts. A 14 TPI tooth spacing provides medium tooth density suitable for cutting a range of materials with a compromise between cutting speed and smoothness of finish. Supplied in a five-piece pack, the blades reduce downtime by providing ready replacements for frequent cutting or demolition work. Compatibility with standard reciprocating saw blade holders ensures easy installation and stable cutting performance.

Suitable for

• Demolition work where angled or recessed cuts are required
• General-purpose cutting of wood, composite materials and some non-ferrous metals
• Accessing confined spaces and making plunge or flush cuts
• On-site repair, remodeling and maintenance tasks

Key specifications

• Blade length: 225 mm
• Tooth pitch: 14 TPI (teeth per inch)
• Blade profile: bent/curved design for angled access
• Pack quantity: 5 blades
• Intended application: demolition and general-purpose cutting

How to use

Install a blade into the reciprocating saw following the tool manufacturer's instructions and ensure the blade is securely locked in the holder before operation. Select a moderate cutting speed and apply steady, even pressure; allow the blade teeth to do the cutting rather than forcing the blade. For flush or plunge cuts, position the bent section to reach the work surface while taking care to support the material and keep hands clear of the cutting path. Replace blades when wear or tooth damage reduces cutting performance.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment, including eye protection, gloves and hearing protection. Match blade feed rate and saw speed to the material being cut to extend blade life. For cutting ferrous metals or hardened materials, verify suitability before use; select a blade specifically designed for metal cutting if required. Store blades dry and protected to prevent corrosion and damage.