STANLEY Scorpion saw blades HCS/BiM for wood and steel, 3 pcs

Set of three STANLEY Scorpion saw blades for reciprocating saws, produced in a combination of high carbon steel (HCS) and bimetal (BiM) materials. These blades are intended for demolition and general cutting tasks and are designed to deliver a balance of flexibility and wear resistance when working with wood and steel. The pack includes three blades suitable for common construction, renovation and workshop applications where a reliable, versatile cutting accessory is required.

Advantages

STANLEY Scorpion blades combine the flexibility of HCS with the durability of BiM to handle both softer and harder materials. The set of three provides immediate replacement options on site, reducing downtime during progressive cutting or demolition work. Blade geometry and tooth configuration are optimized to maintain cutting speed while limiting vibration and excessive wear when used within recommended material ranges.

Suitable for

• Cutting soft and hardwoods
• Cutting metal sheets and thin steel profiles
• General demolition and renovation tasks
• Workshop and maintenance work with reciprocating saws

Key specifications

• Material: combination of high carbon steel (HCS) and bimetal (BiM)
• Quantity: 3 blades per pack
• Compatible tool type: reciprocating saws
• Intended cutting materials: wood and steel
• Application: demolition, general cutting, renovation and workshop use

How to use

Select a blade from the set that matches the material thickness and hardness. Fit the blade securely into the reciprocating saw according to the saw manufacturer’s instructions, ensuring the blade orientation and locking mechanism are correct. Start cutting at recommended speeds for the material: use moderate speed for metal and higher feed for wood while keeping steady pressure. Replace blades when wear, tooth damage, or loss of cutting efficiency is observed to maintain safe and effective operation.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment including eye and hearing protection and gloves. For cutting steel, clamp workpieces securely and remove burrs after cutting. Avoid forcing the blade; allow the saw to cut at its intended speed. Store blades in a dry place to prevent corrosion when not in use.