Jigsaw blades Bosch 2 608 631 965 — High-Speed Steel (HSS), 9.2 cm, pack of 100

Set of 100 Bosch jigsaw blades made from High-Speed Steel (HSS), each blade measuring 9.2 cm in overall length. These blades are designed for general-purpose cutting tasks in materials where HSS is appropriate, offering consistent edge hardness and wear resistance for repeated use. The pack contains a large quantity suitable for workshops, construction sites, and maintenance teams that require ready availability of replacement blades.

Advantages

HSS construction provides high hardness and good heat resistance, which helps maintain cutting performance when working with metals and harder woods. The uniform length and tooth geometry across the set ensure predictable cutting behavior and easier blade replacement. Supplied in a bulk pack of 100, these blades reduce downtime and lower per-blade cost for heavy-use environments.

Suitable for

• Cutting thin sheet metal and light-gauge metal profiles
• Curved and straight cuts in hardwoods and softwoods
• Repeated blade changes in production or on-site work
• General maintenance and repair tasks requiring HSS blades

Key specifications

• Blade material: High-Speed Steel (HSS)
• Overall length: 9.2 cm
• Quantity: 100 blades per pack
• Compatibility: standard jigsaws accepting HSS T-shank or universal fittings
• Intended use: metal and wood cutting where HSS is suitable

How to use

Install the blade in the jigsaw according to the tool manufacturer's instructions, ensuring the blade is secured and oriented for the desired cutting direction. For metal cutting, set a slower cutting speed and steady feed to reduce heat build-up; for wood, select an appropriate stroke rate and guide the saw to maintain a straight line or smooth curve. Replace blades when signs of wear, chipping, or reduced cutting efficiency are observed. Observe all safety procedures, including using eye protection, gloves, and clamping the workpiece.

Recommendations

Use these HSS jigsaw blades for tasks that require durable edges and consistent performance in metal and wood. Match blade speed and feed to the material: lower speeds and steady pressure for metals, higher speeds for softer woods. Store blades in a dry place to avoid corrosion and keep spare blades on hand to minimise interruptions during intensive work.