Lenox 20485B106R Bi-metal Reciprocating Saw Blade 25 Pack

Product Description

The LENOX 20485B106R is a bi-metal reciprocating saw blade engineered for demanding cutting tasks in construction, remodeling, and demolition work. At 12 inches in length with a 6 teeth-per-inch (TPI) count, this blade delivers aggressive material removal through wood, nail-embedded lumber, and other mixed materials. The universal shank fits the vast majority of reciprocating saw bodies on the market. With a blade thickness of 0.062 inches and a straight profile, it maintains a consistent cut path under high load. This SKU ships in a 25-pack, making it a practical stock item for contractors and service crews who burn through blades on active job sites.

This blade is suited for residential and commercial demolition applications, rough framing teardown, and rescue or emergency-access cutting. The 6 TPI configuration is optimized for fast cuts through thick wood and nail-embedded materials rather than fine finish work. The angled blade tip aids plunge cutting into surfaces, and the straight tooth form provides clean, consistent chip clearance. Tradespeople in carpentry, general contracting, and property restoration will find this a dependable consumable for high-volume cutting work.

Key Features

• Bi-metal construction for durability and resistance to blade fatigue during extended use
• 12-inch blade length handles deep cuts in thick stock and structural members
• 6 TPI aggressive-cut configuration optimized for nail-embedded wood and demolition material
• Universal shank design compatible with most reciprocating saw models
• Angled blade tip supports plunge-cut entry into workpieces
• Demolition and rescue compatible per manufacturer specification
• Sold in a 25-pack for high-volume jobsite use

Compatibility

Designed for use with reciprocating saws accepting a universal shank. Compatible with nail-embedded wood and demolition material applications as specified by the manufacturer.

Installation Notes

Installation of reciprocating saw blades should follow the tool manufacturer blade-change procedure with the saw unplugged or battery removed before any blade swap. Ensure the shank is fully seated and the blade clamp is locked before operation. Wear appropriate PPE including eye protection and cut-resistant gloves when handling and replacing blades. Inspect blades for cracks, missing teeth, or deformation before each use and discard any blade showing visible damage.