TORCH™ with Carbide Teeth for Medium Metal, Carbide, 10 TPI, 9

TORCH™ with Carbide Teeth for Medium Metal, Carbide, 10 TPI, 9" L x 1" W

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M251S

$30.55

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TORCH™ with Carbide Teeth for Medium Metal, Carbide, 10 TPI, 9" L x 1" WThe TORCH with Carbide Teeth for Medium Metal cuts longer, cuts more, cuts faster This blade is designed with Carbide Teeth for longer life vs. bi metal blades in EMT conduit, Strut, Rigid Conduit, Stainless Steel Pipe, Stainless Steel Strut, and Copper This 10 TPI blade is ideal for smooth, fast cuts and enhanced durability Specifications Length 9" Width 1" Thickness 0. 5" TPI 10 Material Carbide Weight 0. 11 lbs. Material Application Metal Country

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