18 Inch Demolition Masonry Reciprocating Saw Blade – Carbide 2TPI
18 Inch Demolition Masonry Reciprocating Saw Blade – Carbide 2TPI
18 Inch Demolition Masonry Reciprocating Saw Blade – Carbide 2TPI
18 Inch Demolition Masonry Reciprocating Saw Blade – Carbide 2TPI
18 Inch Demolition Masonry Reciprocating Saw Blade – Carbide 2TPI
18 Inch Demolition Masonry Reciprocating Saw Blade – Carbide 2TPI

Vendor:EZARC

18 Inch Demolition Masonry Reciprocating Saw Blade – Carbide 2TPI

$30.00

An 18 inch tungsten carbide blade that cuts aerated concrete and brick on a recipro saw so a wall opening gets cut where a demo saw will not fit and a grinder will not reach. 2TPI, 1.5mm body, full-length carbide grit.

  • 18 Inch Length cuts a full block or through a double-skin wall in one pass
  • Tungsten Carbide grit cutting edge, not teeth, so masonry does not strip it in one cut
  • 2TPI Coarse Pitch clears spoil fast in porous material instead of loading up
  • 1.5mm Body enough spine to stay straight through a long cut
  • Cuts Where Bigger Tools Cannot plunge cuts, corners, overhead, inside occupied spaces
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Product details

Where it gets used

Cutting openings in aerated concrete (Hebel) panel for doors, windows and service penetrations. Brick and block on soft demolition and strip-out. Anywhere the tool has to plunge, work into a corner, or run inside a building where a petrol demo saw is not an option.

Specifications
  • Length: 18" (457mm)
  • Material: Tungsten carbide
  • Tooth pitch: 2 TPI
  • Thickness: 1.5mm
  • Cuts: Aerated concrete, porous concrete, brick
  • Shank: Universal recipro saw
Compliance & standards

Masonry cutting and silica

Brick, block and aerated concrete all contain crystalline silica. Since 1 September 2024 the NSW WHS (Crystalline Silica Substances) Regulation has required PCBUs to control silica processing, run a silica risk control plan, carry out air monitoring and provide health monitoring. Indoors, that generally means on-tool or water suppression plus HEPA air scrubbing. Confirm what your risk assessment requires.

In the box
FAQs

Will it cut reinforced concrete?

No. This is for porous and aerated masonry. Reinforced concrete needs a diamond blade or a core drill.

Will it cut through render or tile?

It will get through render. Tile chips badly, score the face first.

What about steel in the wall?

Hitting reo or a nail will damage the carbide. For mixed material use a bi-metal or carbide-tooth metal blade.

Pairs well with