Milwaukee 48-00-4782 Ice Edge Torch Sawzall 6-Inch Length 14-TPI Blade, 5-Pack Review
Milwaukee 48-00-4782 Ice Edge Torch Sawzall 6-Inch Length 14-TPI Blade, 5-Pack Feature
- Cryogenic heat treat process improves hardness and wear resistance
- Precision-ground teeth for optimized metal cutting
- Radiused back face for increased tool strength, faster cuts, longer blade life
- Positive rake on cutting edges removes chips
- 6-Inch sawzall blade has 14 TPI and is sold in a pack of five
Milwaukee 48-00-4782 Ice Edge Torch Sawzall 6-Inch Length 14-TPI Blade, 5-Pack Overview
Cryogenic heat treat process improves hardness and wear resistance. Precision-ground teeth for optimized metal cutting. Radiused back face for increased tool strength faster cuts longer blade life. Positive rake on cutting edges removes chips. Six-inch Sawzall blade has 14 TPI and is sold in a pack of five.
Milwaukee 48-00-4782 Ice Edge Torch Sawzall 6-Inch Length 14-TPI Blade, 5-Pack Specifications
The Milwaukee 48-00-4091 Ice Edge Sawzall blade is specifically designed to handle the toughest metal-cutting applications for HVAC, automotive, plumbing, ship building, salvage and more. This next-generation blade features a bi-metal construction with 8-percent cobalt, making the Ice Edge a flexible alternative to other reciprocating blades.
The Ice Edge blade can handle the toughest metal-cutting tasks. View larger. |
The added flexibility prevents shock, fatigue, and shattering for safer use and cleaner cuts, while a completely redesigned blade optimizes metal cutting with precision-ground teeth and a radiused back face that increases tooth strength. The end result is faster cuts and up to 50-percent longer blade life than standard Sawzall blades. Another exceptional feature of the Ice Edge blades is the positive rake on the cutting edges. This design removes chips aggressively, while deeper gullets help keep the cut clear and cool to ensure optimal heat resistance.
Milwaukee's cryogenic heat-treat process induces a permanent change in the microstructure of the high-speed steel cutting edge, and because it penetrates to the full depth of the blade, this treatment improves the hardness, wear-resistance, and dimensional stability of the blade.
Advantages over TiN (Titanium) Blades
- Cryogenic heat treatment offers a permanent change to blade properties: With TiN coating, the wear rate is accelerated by high temperatures generated during cutting. The Ice Edge blades are less susceptible to high-temperature damage than TiN blades.
- Ice Edge blades receive uniform treatment: TiN coatings are deposited by the PVD (Physical Vapor Deposition) method. PVD does not produce a strong bond with the HSS edge wire since PVD is a low-temperature process. Thus, TiN coating easily wears out. It is also difficult to get the uniform coating on the teeth with the PVD process--given the complexity and small size of the teeth--so the full benefit of the TiN coating is not realized on reciprocating blades. Unlike TiN coating processes, the Ice Edge blade treatment results in a uniform, permanent change to the entire blade structure.
The Milwaukee 48-00-4091 Ice Edge Sawzall Blade has 8/12 teeth per inch (TPI), is six inches long, and is sold in a pack of five.
This completely redesigned reciprocating blade optimizes metal cutting with precision-ground teeth, a radiused back face that increases tooth strength, and many other must-have features. |
About Milwaukee Electric Tool Corporation Milwaukee Electric Tool Corporation, a Brookfield, Wisconsin-based subsidiary of Techtronic Industries Co. Ltd, is an industry leading manufacturer and marketer of professional and industrial heavy-duty portable corded and cordless power tools, accessories and safety equipment. Products include the legendary Sawzall reciprocating saws, V28 and V18 lithium-ion cordless tools, Hole-Hawg drills, portable band saws, circular saws, driver drills, hammer drills, rotary hammers, pneumatic nailers, grinders, sanders, and the Trade Titan series of heavy duty work carts and accessories.
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