Lama per sega Bosch TF 350 M

The Bosch TF 350 M saw blade is a 0.408 m high carbon steel (HCS) blade designed for reciprocating saws. Supplied as a pack of two, these blades combine robust material with a tooth geometry suited for general-purpose cutting. The construction and cutting profile offer consistent performance when working with a range of common materials, delivering straight cuts and acceptable edge finish for renovation, demolition or workshop tasks.

Advantages

High carbon steel construction provides toughness and resistance to tooth damage in everyday cutting situations. The 0.408 m length gives a good balance between reach and control for most demolition and installation jobs. Supplied in a two-piece pack, the blades offer immediate replacement availability and reduce downtime. The tooth shape and pitch are optimized for general multipurpose cutting, enabling predictable feed and reasonable cutting speed across wood, plastics and soft metals where HCS is suitable.

Suitable for

• Cross-cutting and ripping of timber and wood-based panels
• Cutting PVC, plastic pipes and composite materials
• Light demolition and remodeling tasks with mixed materials
• Workshop and on-site reciprocating saw applications

Key specifications

• Blade length: 0.408 m
• Material: high carbon steel (HCS)
• Pack quantity: 2 blades
• Blade type: reciprocating saw blade
• Recommended use: general-purpose cutting of wood, plastics and soft materials

How to use

Fit the Bosch TF 350 M blade into a compatible reciprocating saw following the saw manufacturer's blade-change instructions. Ensure the blade is securely clamped and correctly oriented for the direction of cut. Start cutting at low speed to establish the cut line, then apply steady, even pressure without forcing the blade. Allow the blade to do the work; excessive feed or twisting can accelerate wear or cause breakage. Replace the blade from the second item in the pack when cutting performance or tooth condition declines.

Recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment (eye protection, gloves and hearing protection) and secure the workpiece before cutting. For prolonged life, avoid cutting hardened metals and minimize lateral bending. Store blades dry and free from corrosive environments to preserve cutting performance.