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The Milwaukee Electric Tool Corp IBSLT362-1 is a Starlock-mount oscillating blade engineered for cutting metal. At 1-3/8 inches in cutting width, this blade uses a carbide-tipped construction marketed under the Extreme Storm Titanium designation, indicating an aggressive tooth geometry and enhanced edge retention compared to standard bi-metal blades. It mounts directly to any Starlock-compatible oscillating multi-tool, snapping into place without a wrench. The blade is sold individually and is suited for licensed tradespeople working on metal conduit, sheet metal, threaded rod, or HVAC ductwork cutouts where precision and tool longevity under heavy use are priorities.
This blade is appropriate for residential and commercial applications where a Starlock oscillating tool platform is already in use. Typical installation scenarios include electrical rough-in work requiring conduit trimming, plumbing service calls involving metal pipe cuts in tight spaces, and HVAC installations requiring sheet metal access cuts. The compact 1-3/8-inch width allows controlled, clean cuts in confined areas where larger blades cannot fit. Electricians, plumbers, and HVAC technicians are the primary users of this blade type.
Designed for use with oscillating multi-tools equipped with a Starlock mounting interface. No additional compatible model numbers or replaced part numbers were specified in the product data.
This blade is installed and changed by electricians, plumbers, HVAC technicians, and other tradespeople using Starlock-platform oscillating tools. Before changing blades, power down the tool and disconnect it from its power source or remove the battery pack. Confirm the Starlock mount is fully seated and locked before beginning any cut. Do not apply side pressure or use the blade for scraping applications, as this can cause premature carbide tip failure.
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