Freud DJT367XHM Carbide T-shank Jig Saw Blade 5/7 Tpi 5-pack

Product Description

The FREUD DJT367XHM is a 5-1/4 inch carbide-tipped T-shank jig saw blade engineered for general purpose cutting across a wide range of materials. Sold in a 5-pack, this blade features high-performance carbide teeth that deliver cutting life rated up to 50 times longer than standard jig saw blades. The blade runs at 5/7 TPI, making it suitable for cutting wood, metal, and plastics. A perma-shield non-stick coating reduces heat buildup and pitch accumulation, keeping cuts fast and clean throughout the blade's service life. Licensed electricians, HVAC technicians, plumbers, and general contractors who rely on a jig saw for rough-in and trim work will find this blade a dependable shop staple.

This blade is designed for general purpose trade and job-site applications where versatility across materials is required. The 5/7 TPI configuration balances cut speed and finish quality in wood, light metal, and plastic sheet goods. The T-shank interface is the current industry standard for jig saw tool chucks, and the design also accommodates most U-shank corded and cordless jig saws, covering a broad range of tools already in the field. The 5-pack format suits contractors and service technicians who cycle through blades frequently on multi-material jobs.

Key Features

• Carbide teeth rated up to 50 times longer cutting life versus standard jig saw blades
• 5/7 TPI optimized for cutting wood, metal, and plastics
• Perma-shield non-stick coating reduces heat and pitch buildup
• T-shank design fits all combo chucks and most U-shank corded and cordless jig saws
• 5-1/4 inch blade length for standard depth-of-cut range
• Sold as a 5-pack for job-site stocking

Compatibility

T-shank design fits all combo jig saw chucks and most U-shank corded and cordless jig saws, making this blade broadly compatible with current and legacy tool platforms used in trade applications.

Installation Notes

Install and remove jig saw blades only with the tool unplugged or the battery pack removed. Confirm the T-shank is fully seated in the tool chuck and the locking mechanism is engaged before cutting. Use appropriate eye and hand protection when handling carbide-tipped blades, as teeth are extremely sharp. Follow the tool manufacturer's blade-change procedure and torque guidelines for the specific jig saw in use.