Starrett 25mm Tungsten Carbide Tipped Fast Cut Multi-Purpose Holesaw (Model: BF1520 MPH0100, STRHS25FCW)

Name: Starrett 25mm Tungsten Carbide Tipped Fast Cut Multi-Purpose Holesaw (Model: BF1520 MPH0100, STRHS25FCW)
Brand: STARRETT
SKU: BF1520
Price: 16.82 GBP
Availability: InStock

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Product information

Description

General description

This is a 25mm diameter tungsten carbide tipped multi-purpose holesaw designed for fast and efficient cutting. It is suitable for cutting various materials including wood, MDF, plastics, ceramic wall tiles, and building bricks. The saw provides smooth cuts with minimal heat buildup and a cutting depth of 54mm, allowing it to cut through strapping and joists. Compatible with both mains and battery-powered tools, it is ideal for construction, installation, and DIY projects.

Technical specifications

Diameter: 25mm

Cutting depth: 54mm (2 1/8 inches)

Material: Tungsten carbide tipped teeth

Suitable for: Wood, MDF, plastics, ceramic tiles, building bricks

Compatibility and accessories

Compatible with standard arbor fittings for holesaws

Suitable for use in various power drills and hole saw kits

Installation

Attach the holesaw to a compatible arbor or drill chuck

Ensure the saw is securely fitted before operation

Use appropriate safety gear during installation and cutting

Usage

Use in drilling machines or power drills compatible with holesaws

Apply steady pressure during cutting for best results

Allow the saw to cool if cutting for extended periods to prevent overheating

Features

Brand
STARRETT
Material
Tungsten carbide
Suitable for
Plastic / Mineral / stone
Cutting depth
54 mm
Insertion type
Smooth

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