Saber saw blade Bosch S1132VFR 1.1x25x225 mm, set of 5, for pallet repair

Replacement saber saw blades Bosch S1132VFR, size 1.1 x 25 x 225 mm, set of 5, designed for cutting pallet boards and similar wooden materials. These reciprocating saw blades have an aggressive tooth geometry and robust blade thickness suitable for demolition, coarse cutting of wood and on-site repair work. The blades feature a standard T-shank compatible with most reciprocating (saber) saws used in construction and maintenance tasks.

Advantages

Blades are supplied in a set of five to ensure continuity of work during pallet repair and similar jobs. The sturdy 1.1 mm thickness provides stability and reduces bending during aggressive cutting, while the coarse tooth profile accelerates material removal in soft and rough wood. Standard T-shank compatibility makes the blades easy to mount and exchange in most reciprocating saws without additional adapters.

Suitable for

• Repairing and disassembling wooden pallets
• Demolition work on rough timber and pallet boards
• On-site carpentry where fast coarse cuts are required
• Cutting reclaimed wood and structural lumber

Key specifications

• Blade dimensions: 1.1 mm (thickness) x 25 mm (width) x 225 mm (length)
• Tooth geometry: coarse/aggressive for fast material removal
• Shank type: standard T-shank for reciprocating saws
• Material: high-strength saw blade steel designed for wood cutting
• Package contents: set of 5 identical blades

How to use

Install the blade into the reciprocating saw following the tool manufacturer's instructions, ensuring the T-shank is fully inserted and securely clamped. Use the blade for straight and curved demolition or cutting motions suited to coarse wood; allow the blade teeth to engage the material without forcing excessive feed pressure. Replace the blade when cutting speed decreases markedly or when teeth become dull or damaged. Wear appropriate eye, hand, and respiratory protection when cutting treated or reclaimed wood.

Recommendations

For optimal performance when repairing pallets, use steady, moderate feed and avoid twisting motions that can cause premature blade wear. Use blades dedicated to pallet and rough-wood tasks rather than fine finishing blades to maintain cutting efficiency and blade life.