Milwaukee Tool 49-93-7835 Wet Dry Cut Saw Blade 12 in

Product Description

The MILWAUKEE TOOL 49-93-7835 is a 12-inch wet/dry cut saw blade designed for cutting applications across a range of materials. Built from alloy steel with a segmented tooth configuration, this blade delivers controlled cutting action suited to demanding job site conditions. The 1-inch standard arbor hole provides broad compatibility with common saw platforms. At 0.125 inches thick and 3.1 pounds, this is a full-size blade intended for professional use by trade contractors, tile setters, masons, and general construction crews who require consistent, repeatable cuts in wet or dry operating environments.

This blade is intended for use in cutting applications where a 12-inch diameter segmented blade is specified. The segmented tooth design allows for efficient material removal and reduced heat buildup during extended dry cuts, while the alloy steel construction supports wet cutting operations when coolant or water is applied. It is suited to saws with a 1-inch standard arbor, which is a common configuration on professional-grade table saws, miter saws, and tile saws used in commercial and residential construction.

Key Features

• 12-inch blade diameter for full-depth cuts on compatible 12-inch saws
• Alloy steel construction supports both wet and dry cutting operations
• Segmented tooth configuration for efficient material removal and heat management
• 1-inch standard arbor hole fits widely used professional saw platforms
• 0.125-inch blade thickness for consistent kerf width
• Compatible with Milwaukee Tool products and equipment

Compatibility

Designed for use with Milwaukee Tool products. The 1-inch standard arbor style is compatible with common 12-inch saw configurations used in trade and construction applications.

Installation Notes

Blade installation and changes should be performed by qualified tradespeople following the saw manufacturer's instructions. Always power down and disconnect the saw from its power source before removing or mounting a blade. Confirm arbor diameter and blade diameter match the saw specifications before installation. Follow applicable OSHA and tool manufacturer safety guidelines when operating cutting equipment.