Lama per seghetto alternativo Bosch S 2345 X acciaio al carbonio 20 cm

The Bosch S 2345 X sabre saw blade is made from high carbon steel and measures 20 cm in length. It is intended for cutting construction wood, MDF, plastic and plywood, featuring a tooth design that provides 6–10 TPI (teeth per inch) and tooth spacing from approximately 2.5 mm to 4.3 mm. The blade's geometry and material hardness are selected to deliver straight cuts and good durability when used in reciprocating saws for demolition, general carpentry and renovation tasks.

Advantages

The high carbon steel construction gives the blade improved edge retention for cutting wood-based materials and plastics. The 20 cm length offers deeper cutting capacity compared with shorter blades, while the mixed tooth count (6–10 TPI) and variable tooth spacing make the blade versatile across both coarse and finer cross-sections. The design reduces vibration and helps maintain control during aggressive cutting operations.

Suitable for

• Cutting construction timber and dimensional lumber
• Trimming and cutting MDF panels and laminated boards
• Cutting plywood sheets and multilayer panels
• Cutting plastic components and PVC profiles
• Demolition and renovation tasks with reciprocating/sabre saws

Key specifications

• Material: high carbon steel
• Overall length: 200 mm
• Tooth count: approximately 6–10 TPI
• Tooth spacing: approximately 2.5–4.3 mm
• Intended materials: construction wood, MDF, plywood, plastics
• Compatible tool type: reciprocating/sabre saws

How to use

Install the blade according to the reciprocating saw manufacturer's instructions, ensuring the blade is secured and oriented for cutting in the correct direction. Select an appropriate cutting speed and apply steady pressure; allow the blade teeth to do the cutting without forcing the tool. For crosscuts or finer finishes, use steady, controlled strokes; for fast, rough cuts in dimensional lumber, apply more aggressive feed while monitoring blade temperature and condition.

Recommendations

Use the blade for its intended materials—construction wood, MDF, plywood and plastics—and replace it if wear or tooth damage becomes visible. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment (eye and hearing protection, gloves) and clamp or support workpieces to reduce movement during cutting.