HOGERT metal jigsaw blade HT6D904 230 mm 10–14 TPI for cutting metal

HOGERT metal jigsaw blade HT6D904, 230 mm long with a 10–14 TPI tooth pitch, is designed for cutting metal sheets, profiles and thin sections. The blade fits jigsaws that accept standard T-shank or compatible blades (verify fit with your tool). Its tooth geometry and length provide stable straight and curved cuts in steel, aluminium and other non-ferrous metals used in repair, fabrication and workshop tasks.

Advantages

The blade offers a balance between cutting speed and finish thanks to a 10–14 TPI tooth pitch that reduces chipping on thinner materials while maintaining efficient material removal. Its 230 mm length gives extended reach for cutting thicker panels and profiles. The blade’s construction is suitable for repeated use in light to medium metalworking operations and is compatible with a wide range of jigsaw models that accept T-shank type blades.

Suitable for

• Cutting sheet metal and thin steel plates
• Trimming aluminium profiles and panels
• Making straight and gentle curved cuts in metal workpieces
• Workshop repair and light fabrication tasks

Key specifications

• Blade length: 230 mm
• Tooth pitch: 10–14 TPI (teeth per inch)
• Shank type: compatible with standard T-shank jigsaws
• Intended material: metals including steel and aluminium
• Cut type: straight and curved metal cuts

How to use

Install the blade into a jigsaw that accepts T-shank blades following the tool manufacturer’s instructions and secure it firmly before use. Select an appropriate cutting speed and, if available, adjust the orbital setting to the lowest or off position to reduce vibration and improve cut quality in metal. Clamp the workpiece securely, mark the cut line, and use steady, moderate feed pressure; do not force the blade. For thin sheets, support the material close to the cut to prevent distortion. Wear suitable personal protective equipment when cutting metal.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use cutting lubricant or coolant when working with thicker or harder metals, keep blade speed moderate, and replace the blade when tooth wear begins to affect cut quality. Verify the blade fits your jigsaw model before purchase.