MEGA metal cutting blades set, 300 x 25 mm, 36 pieces

Set of 36 MEGA metal cutting blades, each 300 x 25 mm, designed for reciprocating saws and compatible cutting tools. The blades are intended for cutting metal profiles, pipes and sheet metal in workshop, construction and demolition environments. The pack supplies multiple replacements to minimise downtime when working with thick or rusted metals and where frequent blade changes are required.

Advantages

These metal cutting blades combine uniform size and consistent tooth geometry to provide predictable cutting behaviour across all 36 pieces. The 300 x 25 mm dimensions offer a balance between reach and rigidity, enabling straight, controlled cuts in common structural metals. The set format reduces the need to reorder individual blades and ensures a ready supply for continuous on-site or workshop use.

Suitable for

• Cutting metal profiles and sections
• Cutting steel and iron pipes
• Trimming sheet metal and panels
• Demolition and tear-out jobs requiring frequent blade replacement
• General metal cutting with reciprocating saws

Key specifications

• Quantity: 36 blades per set
• Blade length: 300 mm
• Blade width: 25 mm
• Intended material: metal (profiles, pipes, sheet metal)
• Compatibility: reciprocating saws and compatible cutting tools with appropriate blade holder

How to use

Install a blade into a reciprocating saw following the tool manufacturer's instructions and ensure the blade is securely latched. Select feed pressure and stroke speed appropriate for the metal being cut: moderate steady pressure for thinner sheet metal and slower cutting with higher feed for thicker profiles or pipes. Allow the blade to do the cutting without excessive force to avoid premature wear or breakage. Replace blades promptly when cutting performance declines or teeth are visibly damaged.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment, including eye protection, gloves and hearing protection. Clamp or secure workpieces to prevent movement and reduce the risk of binding. For best results on thicker or hardened metals, use lower speed and steady pressure; for thin sheet metal, a faster stroke rate with light pressure reduces snagging. Store blades dry to prevent corrosion and keep the pack sealed until needed to maintain blade condition.