Reciprocating Saw Blade Milwaukee 100 mm Bimetal 14 TPI, pack of 5

Milwaukee bimetal reciprocating saw blades, 100 mm length with 14 TPI, supplied as a pack of 5. These blades are engineered for use in reciprocating and sabre saws and are intended to cut a variety of materials including metal, pipes, profiles, and wood containing nails. Bimetal construction combines high-speed steel cutting edges with a flexible backing to increase resistance to heat and reduce breakage during demolition, plumbing and installation work.

Advantages

The bimetal design offers increased durability and wear resistance compared to standard carbon blades, while remaining flexible enough to withstand bending stresses common in demolition tasks. A 14 TPI tooth pitch provides a balance between cutting speed and finish when working with thin metals and mixed materials. The 100 mm length is suitable for confined spaces and makes these blades convenient for common reciprocating saw models. Supplied as a pack of five, they allow quick replacement on the job and reduce downtime.

Suitable for

• Cutting metal sheets, pipes and profiles
• Demolition work where nails or fasteners are present
• Plumbing and HVAC installations
• Mixed-material jobs requiring both metal and wood cutting
• Work in tight or confined spaces with a compact blade length

Key specifications

• Blade length: 100 mm
• Tooth pitch: 14 teeth per inch (14 TPI)
• Material: bimetal (high-speed steel teeth with flexible backing)
• Pack quantity: 5 blades
• Suitable tool: reciprocating/sabre saws

How to use

Select a compatible reciprocating or sabre saw and secure the blade according to the tool manufacturer's instructions. Use the 100 mm bimetal blade for controlled cuts through metal pipes, profiles, or wood with embedded nails. Apply steady, moderate feed pressure and allow the blade to do the cutting; avoid excessive force that can overheat the blade. Replace blades when cutting performance decreases or if there is visible wear on the cutting edge.

Usage recommendations

When cutting metal, use cutting lubricant where appropriate to reduce heat buildup and extend blade life. For demolition tasks involving mixed materials, start with lower speed and increase only as needed. Store blades dry and protected from impacts to maintain edge condition.