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The Milwaukee Electric Tool Corp 48-00-5301 is a Torch carbide-tooth reciprocating saw blade engineered for cutting thick and extreme metals. Running at 7 teeth per inch (TPI), it delivers aggressive, efficient cuts through materials that standard bi-metal blades cannot handle. The carbide teeth are designed with 25 percent more carbide per tooth compared to standard carbide blades, extending service life significantly. At 1 inch in blade height, this blade is built for demolition work where clearance is limited and material hardness is high. Intended for use by professional tradespeople including plumbers, pipefitters, ironworkers, and demolition contractors who regularly encounter hard ferrous and alloy materials on the job.
This blade is suited for residential and commercial demolition, mechanical room teardowns, and structural work involving hard metals. It excels in applications where conventional blades wear prematurely, including pipe cutting, salvage work, and industrial maintenance. The 7 TPI configuration balances cut speed with blade control in thick-walled material. Cast iron, stainless steel, and high-strength alloys are the primary target materials for this blade. Sold in a package quantity of 50 units, making it appropriate for contractor supply stocking or fleet tool programs.
Designed as an OEM-style replacement and consumable blade for professional reciprocating saws accepting standard universal shank reciprocating saw blades used in metal demolition and trade cutting applications.
Installation is performed by licensed tradespeople or experienced contractors using a reciprocating saw with a standard universal shank tool-less blade clamp. Ensure the saw is powered off and unplugged or the battery is removed before changing blades. Verify blade seating is secure in the blade clamp before resuming operation. Eye protection and appropriate PPE are required when cutting cast iron, stainless steel, or high-strength alloys due to metal debris and heat generation.
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