Additional information
| Size | 150mm, 230mm, 305mm |
|---|---|
| TPI | 6TPI, 10TPI, 14TPI, 18TPI, 24TPI, 10/14TPI |
BORDO Bi-Metal Heavy Duty
- Wood – Fast Cut.
- Nail embedded wood up to 100mm.
- 1.3mm thick bi-metal blade.
- 6 TPI, 4.2mm pitch.
- Suitable for cutting all woods, composites, non-ferrous metals, plastics, plasterboard, plaster and lath.
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