Lenox Scroll Metal Sawzall Blades

The Lenox Scroll Metal Sawzall Blades stand at the forefront of cutting innovation, setting new standards in the reciprocating saw blade category. Known for their sharp, tough bi-metal composition, these blades are fortified with Power Blast Technology, a groundbreaking feature that enhances both durability and performance.

Crafted with precision in mind, the exclusive tooth geometry and manufacturing process work to reduce heat buildup and increase tang strength. This means you can easily tackle a wide range of materials including steel, stainless steel, hardwood flooring, conduit, cast-iron, and even nail-embedded wood, without compromising on speed or efficiency.

Standard 1/2″ shank compatibility ensures these blades fit most sawzall machines, while varying tooth per inch (TPI) options, such as 14 TPI for thin metal and 18 TPI for medium metal, provide optimized cutting for different thicknesses. Lenox’s legacy of cutting expertise, dating back to the invention of the first bi-metal blade in 1977, continues to evolve, delivering unmatched results in metal and wood applications.

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Key Features

• Bi-Metal Construction: Sharp and durable blades enhanced by Power Blast Technology.
• Tooth Geometry: Designed to minimize heat build-up and improve tang strength for reliable cutting.
• Versatile Cutting: Efficiently handles steel, stainless steel, hardwood, conduit, cast iron, and nail-embedded wood.
• Standard Shank: Compatible with most sawzall machines using a standard 1/2″ shank.
• Optimized TPI: 14 TPI for thin metal and 18 TPI for medium metal for customized cutting performance.

FAQs

Q: What materials can these blades cut?
A: These blades are designed to cut through a variety of materials, including steel, stainless steel, nail-embedded wood, hardwood flooring, conduit, cast iron, and pipe.

Q: Are these blades compatible with all sawzall machines?
A: Yes, they feature a standard 1/2″ shank for universal compatibility with most sawzall machines.

Q: How do the different TPIs affect cutting?
A: The varying tooth per inch (TPI) options, such as 14 TPI for thin metal and 18 TPI for medium metal, are optimized to handle different material thicknesses efficiently.