Starrett MPH0238 TCT Fast Cut Multi-Purpose Holesaw with 60mm Diameter for Versatile Cutting Applications

Name: Starrett MPH0238 TCT Fast Cut Multi-Purpose Holesaw with 60mm Diameter for Versatile Cutting Applications
Brand: STARRETT
SKU: BF1590
Price: 24.13 GBP
Availability: InStock

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Product information

Description

General description

This 60mm multi-purpose holesaw features tungsten carbide-tipped teeth for fast, efficient cutting. It is suitable for cutting wood, MDF, plastics, ceramic wall tiles, and building bricks. The saw provides smooth cuts with minimal heat buildup and a cutting depth of 54mm, making it ideal for tasks such as cutting through strapping and joists. Compatible with both mains and battery-powered tools, it offers versatility for various installation and construction applications.

Technical specifications

Diameter: 60mm

Cutting depth: 54mm

Tooth material: Tungsten carbide

Weight: Approximately 1.0kg

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

Compatibility and accessories

Compatible with standard arbor fittings

Designed for use in mains and battery-powered tools

Installation

Attach the holesaw to a compatible drill or power tool using the appropriate arbor fitting

Ensure the tool is set to the correct speed for the material being cut

Usage

Mark the desired location for the cut

Secure the workpiece to prevent movement during cutting

Operate the drill at a steady speed, applying gentle pressure for a clean cut

Other information

Suitable for professional and DIY use.

Features

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

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