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Description

General description

These Irwin Wood Jigsaw Blades are designed for cutting softer materials such as wood, laminated chipboard, and plastics. Made from high-carbon steel (HCS), they feature a T119BO handle type and are ideal for achieving fast cuts and clean finishes in all wood applications.

Technical specifications

  • Blade length: 83 mm (3 1/4 inches)
  • Depth of cut: 20 mm
  • Number of teeth: 12 teeth per inch
  • Material: High-carbon steel (HCS)
  • Handle type: T119BO
  • Compatibility and accessories

  • Compatible with standard jigsaws designed for T119BO blades
  • No additional accessories included
  • Installation

  • Insert the blade into the jigsaw's blade holder, ensuring it is securely locked in place
  • Follow the jigsaw manufacturer's instructions for blade installation and safety precautions
  • Usage

  • Use for cutting wood with a jigsaw
  • Operate at appropriate speeds for clean and precise cuts
  • Ensure the workpiece is properly supported and secured during cutting
  • Other information

    Irwin Wood Jigsaw Blades, Pack of 5 T119BO

    Features

    • Brand
      IRWIN
    • Width
      660 mm
    • Pcs per pack
      5 part(s)
    • Blade length
      8.3 cm
    • Suitable for
      Wood
    • Material
      HCS
    • Weight
      1000 g
    • Type of hand saw
      Jigsaw
    • ManoMano Reference
      ME262279
    • MMID
      876657722222
    • Product code
      irw10504227
    • EAN
      5706915042276
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