Reciprocating Saw Blade MILWAUKEE TORCH BiMetal 150 mm, 18 TPI, pack of 5

MILWAUKEE TORCH BiMetal reciprocating saw blades, 150 mm in length with 18 TPI, are designed for demanding cutting tasks in metal and mixed-material applications. The bi-metal construction combines high-speed steel cutting edges with a flexible spring-steel backing to provide extended blade life and resistance to wear while maintaining toughness and vibration resistance. Supplied as a pack of five, these blades suit users who need repeatable, aggressive cutting performance from a compact blade length.

Advantages

The BiMetal construction increases durability compared with standard carbon blades and reduces the frequency of blade changes during heavy use. The 18 TPI tooth configuration delivers a balance between cutting speed and finish, enabling efficient cuts through thin metals, pipes, profiles, and composite assemblies. The 150 mm length offers good control in confined spaces while the universal shank fits most reciprocating/saber saws for quick blade swaps. Packaging in a pack of five ensures ready supply on job sites and minimizes downtime.

Suitable for

• Cutting thin-to-medium gauge metal sheets and pipes
• Plumbing and HVAC removal or modification tasks
• Demolition work requiring removal of metal fixtures and fasteners
• Mixed-material cutting where metal is present (metal with wood, plastic, or composites)
• Tight or confined-space cuts where a shorter blade is advantageous

Key specifications

• Blade length: 150 mm
• Teeth per inch (TPI): 18
• Material: bi-metal (high-speed steel cutting edge with spring steel backing)
• Pack size: 5 blades
• Shank type: universal fit for reciprocating/saber saws
• Recommended cutting targets: thin-to-medium gauge metal, mixed materials

How to use

Install the blade into the reciprocating or saber saw following the tool manufacturer’s instructions for secure engagement of the shank. Use the appropriate speed and feed for metal cutting to avoid overheating; allow the blade to do the cutting rather than forcing it. For longer blade life, minimize lateral bending and twisting during cuts, and clear chips and debris periodically. Replace the blade when cutting performance degrades or when teeth show visible wear.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate personal protective equipment, including eye protection, gloves, and hearing protection. Use cutting fluid or intermittent cutting on thicker metals to reduce heat buildup and extend blade life. Verify blade compatibility with your saw model before use and store blades in a dry place to prevent corrosion.