Saw blade (TCT) MILWAUKEE Wrecker Nitrous 150 mm, 6 teeth, carbide-tipped

The MILWAUKEE Wrecker Nitrous TCT saw blade, 150 mm diameter with 6 carbide-tipped teeth, is designed for demanding demolition and mixed-material cutting tasks. The blade combines a rugged tooth geometry with carbide tips to provide wear resistance and maintain cutting performance when encountering abrasive materials, fasteners or composite assemblies. Intended for circular saws and compatible machines that accept 150 mm blades, this TCT blade is aimed at tradespeople and professionals who need a compact, robust cutting tool for onsite work.

Advantages

This carbide-tipped TCT blade offers durable cutting performance and extended tip life due to its hardened carbide teeth. The 6-tooth configuration reduces clogging and provides aggressive material removal for fast cuts through wood, wood with embedded nails, and mixed construction materials. Its compact 150 mm diameter allows use in smaller circular saws and portable cutting tools while maintaining stability and control during heavy-duty applications.

Suitable for

• General demolition and renovation work
• Cutting wood and timber with embedded nails or fasteners
• Mixed-material cutting where durability is required (composite panels, laminated boards)
• Portable circular saws and compact cutting machines accepting 150 mm blades

Key specifications

• Blade type: Tungsten carbide tipped (TCT)
• Diameter: 150 mm
• Number of teeth: 6
• Material compatibility: Wood, wood with nails, mixed construction materials and composite boards
• Use case: Designed for robust, durable cutting and demolition tasks

How to use

Install the blade on a compatible circular saw or portable cutting machine that accepts 150 mm diameter blades, following the tool manufacturer's instructions for blade mounting and safety. Ensure the blade is correctly tightened and that the saw is disconnected from power while fitting. Use appropriate feed rates and avoid forcing the blade; allow the carbide tips to cut at recommended tool speed. Wear suitable personal protective equipment including eye, ear and hand protection while operating the saw. Inspect the blade regularly for chipped or worn teeth and replace it when cutting performance declines or damage is visible.

Usage recommendations

For best results, match blade speed and feed to the material being cut and avoid prolonged cutting in highly abrasive materials to extend carbide tip life. When cutting wood with nails, maintain steady control and clear debris frequently to prevent binding and overheating.