Fein 63503185010 lama per seghetto alternativo per legno duro BIM 75 T1.5 HW SC, confezione da 5

Cutting hardwoods, coated boards, and plastics with a standard jigsaw blade often leads to splintering, burning, and premature dulling. The Fein 63503185010 tackles these frustrations head-on. This 5-piece set of bi-metal jigsaw blades is engineered for fine, straight cuts in dense materials, delivering clean edges and long service life even in demanding applications.

Who is it for

Professional carpenters, cabinet makers, and demanding DIYers who regularly work with hardwood, laminate, or plastic panels will appreciate the precision and durability of these blades. They are ideal for furniture building, interior finishing, and any task requiring splinter-free cuts in solid wood or coated boards.

Main features

• Bi-metal construction: Combines a flexible, break-resistant body with a hardened cutting edge for extended life.
• Ground, taper-ground teeth with 1.5 mm pitch: Produces exceptionally fine, smooth cuts with minimal tear-out.
• Optimized for hardwood, coated boards, and plastics: Handles dense and abrasive materials without overheating.
• T-shank (single-cam) mounting: Fits most modern jigsaws securely, ensuring precise blade control.
• 75 mm working length, 100 mm total length: Versatile for stock up to 30 mm thick in hardwood.
• Pack of 5 blades: Keeps you stocked for multiple projects or extended jobs.

Specifications

• Product type: Jigsaw blade
• Blade material: Bi-metal (BIM)
• Application: Hardwood, coated boards, plastics
• Working length: 75 mm
• Total length: 100 mm
• Tooth pitch: 1.5 mm
• Tooth design: Ground, taper ground
• Shank type: T-shank (single-cam shaft)
• Cutting type: Fine, straight cut
• Recommended material thickness (hardwood): 3–30 mm
• Series/Feature: SC
• Compatibility: Jigsaws with T-shank mounting
• Quantity per pack: 5 pieces

Tips

For best results, match the blade to the material: use a slower stroke rate and moderate feed pressure when cutting hardwood to prevent burning. The fine tooth pitch is not intended for fast, rough cuts—reserve these blades for finish work. Always ensure the blade is fully seated in the T-shank clamp before operation.