Plunge cut blade KWB 708450

The KWB 708450 plunge cut blade is an all-purpose accessory for precise cutting in wood, plastic and thin metal. It features patented flutes for higher and faster material removal and a patented quick-action chuck for secure fit and simple replacement. The blade enables clean cuts in parquet, laminate and sound-insulation boards, flush trimming of door frames and protruding nails, cutting of aluminium connector strips, and controlled plunging into kitchen countertops, cabinets or gypsum plasterboard for outlets and ventilation openings.

Advantages

Patented flute geometry improves cutting speed and chip evacuation while the quick-action chuck reduces downtime when changing blades. The blade’s design supports plunge cuts and flush trimming with reduced splintering, and is suitable for a variety of materials including wood, plastics, non-ferrous metals and fibreglass.

Suitable for

• Plunge cuts in kitchen worktops and cabinets
• Flush cutting of door frames and protruding nails
• Cutting parquet, laminate and sound-insulation flooring panels
• Cutting aluminium connector bars and thin non-ferrous metal sheets
• Trimming fiberglass and plastic components

Key specifications

• Working depth: 5.2 cm
• Application: plunge cutting, flush trimming, plunge entry
• Compatible materials: wood, laminate, plastics, non-ferrous metals, fibreglass
• Packaging: single blade in blister pack

How to use

Fit the KWB 708450 blade into the quick-action chuck of a compatible multi-tool according to the tool manufacturer’s instructions. Secure the workpiece where possible and mark the cut line. For plunge cuts, start with a shallow entry and increase depth gradually to the required 5.2 cm, keeping steady feed and moderate speed. For flush trimming, position the blade for a controlled pass along the adjacent surface to avoid damage. Observe torque and speed recommendations of your multi-tool and allow the blade to do the cutting without excessive force.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate personal protective equipment (safety glasses, gloves and respiratory protection when cutting fibreglass or plastics). Use clamps to secure workpieces, work at recommended speeds for the material, and inspect the blade before use. Do not exceed the blade’s working depth and follow the multi-tool manufacturer’s safety instructions.