Freud DS0912BW25 9 Inch Reciprocating Blade 25 Pack

Product Description

The FREUD DS0912BW25 is a 25-pack of 9-inch bi-metal reciprocating saw blades engineered for cutting nail-embedded wood. Each blade measures 9 inches in length and uses a variable tooth pitch of 6-12 TPI, which allows the tooth geometry to shift across the cut. This reduces binding and heat buildup when ripping through lumber loaded with fasteners. A Perma-Shield coating is applied to the blade body to lower friction and drag during aggressive teardown work. These blades are built for demolition contractors, framing crews, and remodeling trades who need consistent performance across high-volume cutting tasks.

These blades are suited for residential and light commercial demolition applications where nail-embedded dimensional lumber, framing members, and salvage wood are being cut. The variable tooth technology allows the blade to bite into rough-sawn and weathered lumber without requiring heavy feed pressure. Typical use cases include wall teardowns, floor joist removal, and structural deconstruction where fasteners are present in the cutting path. The 25-pack quantity is sized for job-site replenishment and multi-tech crews.

Key Features

• Variable 6-12 TPI tooth pitch reduces binding and heat in nail-embedded wood cuts
• Bi-metal construction combines a high-speed steel tooth edge with a flexible alloy steel body for durability
• Perma-Shield coating reduces drag and friction for smoother cuts in rugged demolition conditions
• 9-inch blade length provides reach for deep cuts through framing and structural lumber
• 25-pack format supports high-volume job-site use and multi-technician crews

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement fit for standard reciprocating saws accepting universal shank reciprocating blades used in demolition and wood-cutting applications.

Installation Notes

Reciprocating saw blades are installed and replaced by carpenters, demolition contractors, and general trades. Always power down and unplug or remove the battery from the reciprocating saw before changing blades. Inspect the blade clamp mechanism for wear before seating a new blade. Allow the blade to cool before handling after extended cuts through dense or nail-embedded material to avoid burns.