Starrett 20mm Tungsten Carbide Tipped Multi-Purpose Fast Cut Holesaw (Model MPH2532, STRHS20FCW) for Precise Drilling and Cutting

Name: Starrett 20mm Tungsten Carbide Tipped Multi-Purpose Fast Cut Holesaw (Model MPH2532, STRHS20FCW) for Precise Drilling and Cutting
Brand: STARRETT
SKU: BF1510
Price: 14.19 GBP
Availability: InStock

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Product information

Description

General description

This is a 20mm tungsten carbide tipped fast cut multi-purpose holesaw designed for cutting various materials including wood, MDF, plastics, ceramic wall tiles, and building bricks. It offers fast cutting speeds, a smooth finish, and high durability, making it suitable for both professional and DIY use. The saw features a cutting depth of 54mm, allowing it to cut through strapping and joists efficiently.

Technical specifications

Material: Carbide-tipped teeth

Diameter: 20mm

Cutting depth: 54mm

Number of pieces: 1

Compatibility and accessories

Suitable for use in mains and battery-powered tools

Compatible with various construction and DIY power tools

Installation

Insert the holesaw into the compatible drill or power tool

Ensure the tool is set to appropriate speed and torque for cutting

Secure the material to be cut and proceed carefully

Usage

Use in drilling applications for creating holes in wood, plastics, ceramics, and bricks

Apply steady pressure for smooth cuts and minimal heat buildup

Ensure proper safety measures are followed during operation

Features

Brand
STARRETT
Max drilling diameter
20 mm
Pcs per pack
1
Suitable for
Wood
Material
Tungsten carbide
Insertion type
Smooth
ManoMano Reference
ME53314181
MMID
886332317826
Product code
BF1510

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