Robert Bosch Tool Group T367XHM1 Jig Saw Blade 5-7 Tpi 100pk

Product Description

The ROBERT BOSCH TOOL GROUP T367XHM1 is a T-shank jig saw blade engineered for all-purpose cutting across a wide range of materials. Measuring 5.25 inches in length and rated at 5-7 teeth per inch (TPI), this blade features a carbide edge designed to outlast standard bi-metal and high-speed steel blades in demanding cutting conditions. The T-shank interface provides a tool-free blade change on most modern jig saws. Sold in a 100-count package, this blade is well suited for contractors, carpenters, and trade professionals who go through blades at volume on the job site.

The T367XHM1 is designed for all-purpose cutting applications where a carbide edge offers extended blade life. The 5-7 TPI range delivers a balance of cut speed and surface finish appropriate for wood, wood with nails, and similar materials encountered in residential and light commercial construction. The 100-pack quantity supports ongoing production work, remodeling crews, and shop environments where frequent blade changes are routine.

Key Features

• Carbide edge construction for extended cutting life compared to standard steel blades
• 5-7 TPI rating balances cut speed and finish quality across general-purpose materials
• 5.25-inch blade length provides sufficient depth capacity for most framing and finish cuts
• T-shank design is compatible with the majority of current jig saw models on the market
• 100-count package reduces procurement frequency for high-volume users

Compatibility

Designed as an all-purpose T-shank jig saw blade suitable for use with jig saws that accept the standard T-shank (also known as universal shank) blade interface.

Installation Notes

Blade changes should be performed by a qualified tradesperson with the jig saw powered off and unplugged or with the battery pack removed. Most T-shank jig saws support tool-free blade insertion and ejection through a lever or button mechanism on the blade clamp. Inspect the blade clamp for wear before installing a new blade, and confirm the blade is fully seated and locked before resuming cutting. Discard dull or damaged blades immediately to prevent workpiece damage or kickback.