Milwaukee Tool 48-01-2767 Reciprocating Saw Blade 9 in 14 Tpi

Product Description

The MILWAUKEE TOOL 48-01-2767 is a 9-inch high speed steel reciprocating saw blade designed for cutting medium-thick metal. It runs a constant 14 teeth-per-inch pitch with a straight tooth form and an angled tip, giving tradespeople consistent, controlled cuts through structural steel, conduit, pipe, and similar materials. The blade measures 0.75 inches wide and 0.035 inches thick, offering enough rigidity to track a straight cut without flexing under load. A universal shank fits the vast majority of reciprocating saw platforms in use on the job site today. This blade ships in a package of 10, making it a practical bench-stock item for electricians, plumbers, pipefitters, and HVAC technicians who run through blades regularly.

This blade is suited to residential and commercial trade work wherever a reciprocating saw is the tool of choice for demolition, rough-in, or service cutting. Typical applications include cutting through metal conduit, threaded rod, structural angle, sheet metal framing, and similar medium-thick metal stock. The contoured profile and angled tip help the blade enter and track a cut with minimal setup. It is a single-blade-per-package SKU ordered in multiples of 10, making it easy to replenish blade inventory on active job sites without overstocking.

Key Features

• 9-inch blade length for deep clearance cuts in tight spaces
• 14 TPI constant pitch optimized for medium-thick metal cutting
• High speed steel construction for durability on ferrous metal stock
• Universal shank fits most reciprocating saw platforms
• Angled tip and contoured profile for easy blade entry and straight tracking
• Packaged in quantities of 10 for job-site restocking efficiency

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement reciprocating saw blade compatible with reciprocating saws equipped with a universal shank receiver, which includes the majority of professional-grade tools across common platforms.

Installation Notes

Blade changes should be performed with the saw unplugged or the battery pack removed. Insert the universal shank fully into the blade clamp mechanism until it clicks and locks before applying power. Inspect blades before each use and discard any blade showing cracks, missing teeth, or deformation. Wear appropriate eye and hand protection when cutting metal, as chip and fragment ejection is common.