Reciprocating saw blades KLINGSPOR JS 302 WQ 130 x 8 x 1.25 mm, set of 5

KLINGSPOR JS 302 WQ reciprocating saw blades, size 130 x 8 x 1.25 mm, supplied as a set of five, are designed for cutting tasks that require a short, thin blade with a fine tooth geometry. These blades fit tools that accept JS 302 WQ type blades and are intended for making precise straight and curved cuts in wood, thin metal and a range of workshop materials. The 130 mm length and 1.25 mm thickness balance accessibility into confined spaces with sufficient rigidity for controlled cutting.

Advantages

The blades provide consistent tooth geometry for smooth cutting performance and reduced splintering in wood. Their narrow width and modest thickness enable cuts in limited-access areas and allow for tighter curves than longer, thicker blades. Supplied as a pack of five, they offer straightforward replacement and continued work without interruption. Materials and manufacturing are selected to offer reliable edge life for general workshop and renovation tasks.

Suitable for

• Precision straight cuts in wood and laminates
• Curved or plunge cuts in thin metal sheets
• General workshop and renovation cutting tasks
• Access cutting in confined or tight spaces

Key specifications

• Blade type: reciprocating/jigsaw blade compatible with JS 302 WQ holders
• Length: 130 mm
• Width: 8 mm
• Thickness: 1.25 mm
• Pack quantity: 5 blades
• Tooth geometry: fine-pitched for smoother cuts and reduced tear-out

How to use

Install the blade into a compatible reciprocating saw or jigsaw following the machine manufacturer’s instructions for JS 302 WQ compatible blades, ensuring the blade is secured with the correct orientation and locking mechanism. For best results, select cutting speeds and feed rates appropriate to the material: slower feed and higher stroke rate for thin metal, moderate feed for hardwoods and laminates. Replace blades when cutting performance degrades or teeth show visible wear.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate personal protective equipment, including eye and hand protection. Use clamps to secure workpieces and support cut sections to minimize vibration. Match blade tooth direction and cutting technique to the material—for cleaner wood cuts, cut with the good face down if the tool supports that orientation. Dispose of worn blades according to local regulations.