Reciprocating Saw Blades HITACHI HI-752023 BiM 305 mm TPI 10-14, pack of 5

HITACHI HI-752023 is a set of five bimetal reciprocating saw blades, each 305 mm in length with a tooth pitch range of TPI 10–14. These blades are designed for demolition and renovation work where cutting through mixed materials is required. The bimetal construction combines a flexible body with hardened teeth to provide improved durability and resistance to breakage when cutting wood with embedded nails and metallic profiles.

Advantages

BiM construction gives a balance between toughness and cutting edge hardness, extending blade life compared with standard carbon blades. The 305 mm length provides an extended cutting reach for deeper cuts, while the TPI 10–14 tooth pitch range enables efficient cutting in both wood and metal, including wood with nails. Pack of five blades ensures quick blade changes onsite and reduces downtime during renovation or construction tasks.

Suitable for

• Demolition and renovation of wooden structures with embedded nails
• Cutting metal profiles, thin steel pipes and conduit
• General-purpose cutting in construction and workshop environments

Key specifications

• Blade material: bimetal (high-speed steel teeth bonded to a flexible backing)
• Length: 305 mm
• Tooth pitch: TPI 10–14 (variable pitch suited for mixed materials)
• Quantity: pack of 5 blades
• Compatibility: fits standard reciprocating/sabre saw blade holders

How to use

Install the blade into the reciprocating saw according to the saw manufacturer's instructions, ensuring the tooth face is oriented for cutting on the appropriate stroke. Secure the blade in the holder and check for firm clamping before operation. Start cutting at a moderate feed pressure, allowing the BiM teeth to do the work; for metal sections or nail-embedded areas, reduce feed speed and maintain a steady motion to avoid overheating. Replace blades when cutting performance degrades or teeth show significant wear.

Usošanas ieteikumi

For optimum performance and blade life: use appropriate cutting speed for the material, avoid excessive sideways pressure, and ensure proper cooling pauses when cutting thick metal. Store blades dry and protected to prevent corrosion.