Technical Documents
Specifications
Brand
BoschProduct Type
Jigsaw Blade
Number of Pieces
1
Blade Material
HCS
Standards/Approvals
No
Series
T345XF
Country of Origin
Switzerland
Product Details
Looking at a long list of metalworking jobs? Cut them down to size with these Bosch jigsaw blades. They cut wood, metal and plastic, so they're highly versatile and reduce the need for blade changeovers. Thanks to their durable HCS construction, they shake off wear and impact for a long lifespan. Installation is simple, as they slot into any T-shank jigsaw, such as Bosch's GST series cordless model (874-1125). As the blades come with tooth pitches between 2.4 and 5mm, you can choose the one that meets the needs of your workpiece to ensure high-quality cuts.
You should pick your blade's tooth pitch based on the thickness of your workpiece, ensuring that you keep two to three teeth inside your piece when cutting. A smaller number of teeth provides a smooth cut with thin substrates, while more teeth make quick work of thicker materials.
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₪ 126.34
₪ 126.34 1 Lot of 5 (ex VAT)
₪ 147.82
₪ 147.82 1 Lot of 5 (inc. VAT)
1
₪ 126.34
₪ 126.34 1 Lot of 5 (ex VAT)
₪ 147.82
₪ 147.82 1 Lot of 5 (inc. VAT)
Stock information temporarily unavailable.
1
Technical Documents
Specifications
Brand
BoschProduct Type
Jigsaw Blade
Number of Pieces
1
Blade Material
HCS
Standards/Approvals
No
Series
T345XF
Country of Origin
Switzerland
Product Details
Looking at a long list of metalworking jobs? Cut them down to size with these Bosch jigsaw blades. They cut wood, metal and plastic, so they're highly versatile and reduce the need for blade changeovers. Thanks to their durable HCS construction, they shake off wear and impact for a long lifespan. Installation is simple, as they slot into any T-shank jigsaw, such as Bosch's GST series cordless model (874-1125). As the blades come with tooth pitches between 2.4 and 5mm, you can choose the one that meets the needs of your workpiece to ensure high-quality cuts.
You should pick your blade's tooth pitch based on the thickness of your workpiece, ensuring that you keep two to three teeth inside your piece when cutting. A smaller number of teeth provides a smooth cut with thin substrates, while more teeth make quick work of thicker materials.