Robert Bosch Tool Group PS60-102 Pocket Reciprocating Saw Kit

Product Description

The ROBERT BOSCH TOOL GROUP PS60-102 is a 12V Max pocket reciprocating saw kit designed for cutting in tight spaces where a full-size recip saw cannot reach. It runs on a 12V Max lithium-ion platform and includes a fast motor brake that stops blade movement quickly after the trigger is released, supporting more controlled and accurate cuts. An LED work light illuminates dark work areas, and a soft-grip front rubber wrap with bumper design reduces vibration during use. A battery fuel gauge gives a quick read on remaining charge. This kit is suited for electricians, plumbers, HVAC technicians, and general contractors who need a compact cutting tool on the job.

The PS60-102 is built for residential and light commercial trade work where access is limited — cutting through drywall, conduit, copper pipe, PVC, or wood framing in confined spaces. The kit ships complete with a 12V Max lithium-ion 2.0 Ah battery, a 12V Max charger, one metal reciprocating saw blade, one wood reciprocating saw blade, and a carrying bag, making it ready to use out of the box. It fits naturally into a multi-tool bag alongside other 12V Max platform tools.

Key Features

• Fast motor brake stops blade motion quickly after trigger release for controlled cutting
• High and low temperature plus over-current indicator alerts user to thermal and load conditions
• Protection system guards against overheating and overloading
• Electronic cell protection extends battery life and runtime
• LED light illuminates dark or confined work spaces
• Soft-grip front rubber wrap with bumper design reduces vibration at the hand
• Battery fuel gauge provides at-a-glance charge level

Compatibility

Designed for use within the 12V Max lithium-ion platform. Kit includes a 12V Max 2.0 Ah battery and 12V Max charger compatible with other tools on the same platform where battery interchange is supported.

Installation Notes

This tool is typically used by licensed electricians, plumbers, and HVAC technicians for rough-in cutting and service work. Before cutting into any wall, ceiling, or floor cavity, verify there are no energized conductors, pressurized lines, or structural members in the cut path. Allow the motor brake to fully stop blade motion before setting the tool down or changing blades. Blade changes should be performed with the battery removed from the tool.