Freud DS0912CF Steel Demon Carbide Blade 9in 5 Pack

Product Description

The FREUD DS0912CF Steel Demon carbide reciprocating blade is engineered specifically for cutting thin metal conduit and tubing. This 9-inch blade features a proprietary high-performance carbide tooth formulation that extends cutting life up to 50 times longer than standard bi-metal blades. A 1-inch blade body height delivers the rigidity and stability needed for straight, controlled cuts with reduced vibration. Each package contains 5 blades, making it a practical choice for electricians and HVAC technicians who work through high volumes of EMT, IMC, and thin-wall metallic conduit on commercial and residential job sites.

This blade is designed for use with standard reciprocating saws in applications involving thin metal conduit and metal tubing. The optimized tooth count allows the blade to cut through thin metals cleanly, producing results that require minimal rework or deburring. It is well-suited for electrical rough-in work, mechanical contractors cutting conduit runs, and any trade professional who regularly works with thin-wall metallic materials. The 5-blade pack format reduces downtime from blade changes during high-volume cutting tasks.

Key Features

• Proprietary carbide tooth formulation rated for cutting life up to 50 times longer than standard blades
• 9-inch blade length fits standard reciprocating saw chucks
• 1-inch blade body height provides rigidity and reduces vibration during cuts
• Optimized tooth count designed for clean, low-rework cuts in thin metal conduit and tubing
• Packed 5 blades per unit for extended job-site use

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement-style reciprocating saw blade for use in standard reciprocating saws; intended for thin metal conduit and tubing cutting applications.

Installation Notes

Installation of this blade is performed by electricians and mechanical contractors using standard reciprocating saws. Ensure the saw is powered off and disconnected from its power source before changing blades. Verify the blade is fully seated and locked in the chuck before resuming cutting operations. Always wear appropriate eye and hand protection when cutting metal conduit.