Milwaukee Tool 48-00-5252 Reciprocating Saw Blade 9in 10TPI

Product Description

The MILWAUKEE TOOL 48-00-5252 is a 9-inch carbide-tipped reciprocating saw blade designed for cutting metal in demanding trade applications. Built with a straight tooth form and a constant pitch pattern of 10 teeth per inch, it delivers consistent, controlled cuts through medium metal stock. The blade measures 9 inches in length and 1 inch in width, with a thickness of 0.05 inches, and features an angled blade tip style for easier plunge cutting and starting. It ships as a single blade and fits any standard universal-shank reciprocating saw. HVAC technicians, plumbers, and electricians routinely reach for this blade when cutting conduit, pipe, and sheet metal on the job.

This blade is suited for residential and commercial trade work where metal cutting is required during rough-in, retrofit, or demolition tasks. The carbide-tipped teeth maintain cutting performance longer than bi-metal alternatives when working through harder metals. Its universal shank makes it compatible with reciprocating saws from most manufacturers, reducing the need to carry multiple blade types on the truck. The straight profile and 10 TPI constant pitch are well matched to medium-gauge metal cutting where a clean, controlled cut matters.

Key Features

• Carbide-tipped teeth for extended edge life when cutting metal
• 9-inch blade length with 1-inch width for reach and stability in the cut
• 10 TPI constant pitch pattern optimized for medium metal stock
• Angled blade tip style aids plunge cuts and material entry
• Universal shank fits the majority of reciprocating saw platforms
• Straight tooth form delivers predictable, consistent cutting action

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement blade for use with universal-shank reciprocating saws; suitable for metal cutting applications in HVAC, plumbing, and electrical trades.

Installation Notes

Install and replace reciprocating saw blades only after the tool is unplugged or the battery pack is removed. Verify the blade clamp mechanism is fully engaged before operating. Wear appropriate eye and hand protection when cutting metal, as carbide-tipped blades can produce fine metallic debris. Blade changes and tool use should comply with applicable OSHA and manufacturer safety guidelines.