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Bi-metal Hole Saw, Wood Hole Saw Ø100mm, Hole Saw with Hexagonal Adapter and Center Drill, for Drilling Plastic, PVC, Wood, Fiberboard, Soft Metal

Name: Bi-metal Hole Saw, Wood Hole Saw Ø100mm, Hole Saw with Hexagonal Adapter and Center Drill, for Drilling Plastic, PVC, Wood, Fiberboard, Soft Metal
Brand: TINOR
SKU: RN06607
Price: 11.49 GBP
Availability: InStock

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Product information

Description

General description

The Bi-metal Hole Saw is designed for efficient drilling in various materials including wood, plastic, PVC, fiberboard, and soft metals. With a diameter of Ø100mm and a maximum cutting depth of 25mm, this hole saw is perfect for both professional and DIY projects. It features a high-performance design with heat-treated M42 bi-metal saw band and high-speed carbon steel cutting edges, ensuring durability and longevity.

Technical specifications

Diameter: Ø100mm

Maximum cutting depth/thickness: 25mm

Recommended rotation speed: RPM≤1000

Compatibility and accessories

Includes: 1 x Bi-metal Hole Saw Blade

1 x Mandrel

1 x Drill Bit

1 x Storage Box

Usage

The Bi-metal Hole Saw is suitable for use with various drilling equipment, including bench drills, drill presses, pistol drills, and hand drills. It is designed for easy cutting with a non-binding neat edge and features an automatic disc ejection mechanism after drilling.

Other information

The surface of the product is coated with a thin layer of protective oil to prevent oxidation and rust. It is advised to check the condition of the hole opener regularly and avoid staining the surface.

Features

Brand
TINOR
Shaft included
Yes
Diameter
100 mm
Shank type
Hexagonal
Drill bit included
Yes
Suitable for
Wood / Plastic
Cutting depth
25 mm
ManoMano Reference
ME94071352
MMID
951651206326
Product code
RN06607
EAN
9458510922397

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