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Oshlun SBF-140080 14-Inch 80 Tooth TCG Saw Blade with 1-Inch Arbor for Mild Steel and Ferrous Metals

Option Currently Selected: Blade 80 Tooth Ferrous

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Oshlun SBF-140080 14-Inch 80 Tooth TCG Saw Blade with 1-Inch Arbor for Mild Steel and Ferrous Metals
- Fits: Low RPM Dry Cut Saws
- Max RPM: 1,800
- Professional Grade C-6 Carbide
- Laser Cut Expansion Slots
- Triple Chip Tooth Grind
Our ferrous metal blades have been designed with a durable carbide grade and triple chip tooth grind which ensures an extended cutting life of all types of ferrous metals (mild steel) such as steel studs, angle iron, pipe, rebar, channel, flat stock and more. They can also be used for cutting non ferrous metals such as aluminum, copper and brass. The specially formulated C-6 micro grain carbide with titanium lasts longer and leaves a burr free cut with little to no sparks or dust, which are common when using abrasives. They can cut 5 to 10 times faster and last up to 30 times longer than abrasives, allowing fewer blade changes and increased production. The higher tooth count blades are better suited for thinner materials, while the lower tooth count blades are better for thicker materials. WARNING: Not recommended for cutting hardened materials. Never use on saws that run above the rated Max RPM. Proper clamping devices should be employed.

Country	USA
Brand	OSHLUN
Manufacturer	Oshlun
Binding	Tools & Home Improvement
ItemPartNumber	SBF140080
Model	SBF-140080
Warranty	Oshlun guarantees all of our products against defects in material and workmanship for the life of the product. This does not include normal wear and tear or improper usage.
Color	Steel
Size	80 Tooth Ferrous
UnitCount	1
UPCs	892592001264
EANs	7241870576254
ReleaseDate	0000-00-00

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