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The Bosch EXPERT Medium-Thick Tough Metal S1155HHC reciprocating saw blade is an essential tool for professional metalworkers, fabricators, and demolition experts who frequently cut high-strength materials. Utilizing advanced Carbide Technology, this blade offers up to 100 times the lifespan of standard bi-metal blades, significantly reducing downtime and replacement costs. While it is engineered for exceptional durability in hardened and stainless steel, users should be aware that the heavy-duty carbide teeth are optimized for medium-thick walls rather than ultra-thin sheet metal, which may lead to vibration or snagging if used incorrectly.
| Model Part Number | 2608902323 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Bosch |
Yes, it is specifically designed to cut stainless steel, hardened steel, and high-alloy metal profiles.
Yes, the S-shank design is universal and compatible with all reciprocating saw models.
The carbide teeth offer up to 100 times longer life than standard bi-metal blades like the S1122BF.
This blade is optimized for metal; using it on wood may result in inefficient cutting and premature dulling of the carbide edges.
It is optimized for medium-thick wall metal pipes and structural steel profiles.
Ensure the shoe of the reciprocating saw is pressed firmly against the workpiece to stabilize the blade.
Check if the teeth are clogged with metal shavings or if you are applying too much pressure; allow the blade speed to manage the cutting force.
This blade features a standard S-shank connection, making it compatible with all reciprocating saws from major manufacturers. To install, open the tool's blade clamp, insert the shank until it clicks into place, and ensure it is locked before operation. To maximize the life of the carbide tips, avoid prying the blade while embedded in the cut, as lateral force can snap the teeth. After use, store the blade in a dry place to prevent surface corrosion, though the carbide cutting edge remains durable even under heavy use.
