Reciprocating Saw Blade högert technik HT6D906 305 mm for Demolition and Cutting

högert technik HT6D906 is a 305 mm replacement reciprocating (sabre) saw blade engineered for demolition and general cutting tasks. The blade is intended for use with reciprocating/sabre saws that accept standard 305 mm lengths and offers cutting performance suitable for timber, plastic and non‑ferrous materials depending on the tooth geometry. It is designed to support renovation, construction and maintenance work where a robust, medium‑length blade is required.

Advantages

The 305 mm length provides a balance between reach and control for demolition and straight cuts. Manufactured to fit standard reciprocating saws, this blade enables quick replacement and continued use of existing tools. Its tooth geometry is suited for aggressive material removal in demolition and for clean cutting of timber, plastics and non‑ferrous metals when matched to the appropriate feed rate and saw speed. The blade construction minimises flex during use, helping to improve cutting accuracy and reduce vibration.

Suitable for

• Demolition and rough cutting of wood and framed structures
• Cutting timber and dimensional lumber
• Trimming and cutting of plastics and composite materials
• Cutting non‑ferrous metals such as aluminium and copper (with appropriate tooth form)
• Renovation, construction and general on‑site cutting tasks

Key specifications

• Blade type: reciprocating / sabre saw blade
• Length: 305 mm
• Material suitability: timber, plastics, non‑ferrous metals (dependent on tooth geometry)
• Fitment: standard 305 mm reciprocating saw blade holders
• Intended use: demolition, general cutting, renovation and construction work

How to use

Install the blade in a compatible reciprocating/sabre saw following the saw manufacturer’s instructions and ensure the blade is securely locked. Select an appropriate tooth geometry and cutting speed for the material to be cut: slower feed and higher stroke rate for metals, faster feed for timber and demolition work. Use steady, controlled strokes and allow the blade to do the cutting without excessive force. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment and maintain stable workpiece support to improve cut quality and operator safety.

Usage recommendations

For longer blade life and consistent cutting performance, match the blade tooth geometry and pitch to the specific material, avoid pinching the blade in narrow kerfs, and clear debris regularly. Replace the blade if it shows significant wear, bending or loss of cutting efficiency.