HIKOKI Reciprocating Saw Blade RB70/S1243HM Carbide 320mm 5 TPI 1 pc

Reciprocating saw blade engineered for demolition and renovation, featuring carbide-tipped teeth that power through wood with embedded nails, thick sheet metal, pipes, and profiles. The RB70/S1243HM delivers exceptional durability and a clean cut in the toughest materials, making it a go-to blade for professionals who demand long life and reliable performance.

Advantages

Carbide (HM) teeth provide up to 10 times longer life than standard bimetal blades when cutting abrasive materials. The universal 1/2" S-shank fits all major reciprocating saw brands, eliminating compatibility concerns. Ground tooth geometry ensures fast, aggressive cutting with reduced vibration, while the 320 mm length and 300 mm working length offer extended reach for deep cuts and flush cutting in tight spaces.

Suitable for

• Demolition and renovation work
• Cutting wood with embedded nails or screws
• Thick sheet metal, pipes, and profiles
• General purpose cutting in composites
• Professional contractors and serious DIYers

Key specifications

• Blade type: Reciprocating saw blade
• Blade material: Carbide (HM)
• Shank type: Universal 1/2" (S-Shank)
• Total length: 320 mm
• Working length: 300 mm
• Blade width: 25 mm
• Blade thickness: 1.25 mm
• Tooth pitch: 5 TPI (teeth per inch)
• Cutting material compatibility: Wood with embedded metal, thick sheet metal, pipes, profiles, composites
• Application: Demolition, renovation, general purpose cutting
• Tooth geometry: Ground teeth
• Durability: High (carbide-tipped for extended lifespan)
• Pack quantity: 1 piece
• Recommended cutting thickness (wood with metal): Up to 250 mm
• Recommended cutting thickness (metal): 4-10 mm
• Compatibility: All reciprocating saws with universal 1/2" shank system

Recommendations

For maximum blade life, use a reciprocating saw with orbital action and set speed to medium. Apply steady pressure without forcing the blade; let the carbide teeth do the work. When cutting metal, use a lower speed and cutting fluid to reduce heat. Always wear safety glasses and hearing protection.