9" SAWZALL TORCH with NITRUS CARBIDE

Milwaukee 48-00-5262 – 9" TORCH™ with NITRUS CARBIDE™ SAWZALL® Blade

The Milwaukee 48-00-5262 TORCH™ SAWZALL® blade with NITRUS CARBIDE™ teeth is engineered for heavy-duty metal cutting, including cast iron, stainless steel, black pipe, rebar, and other dense materials. With an 8 TPI configuration and a 9-inch length, this demolition-grade blade delivers high-speed cutting performance and extended life under demanding conditions.

The NITRUS CARBIDE™ technology incorporates an advanced carbide blend designed for enhanced wear resistance and thermal control, allowing the blade to maintain sharpness and cutting speed over a longer period. The blade’s full tang and universal shank ensure compatibility with standard reciprocating saws used on professional job sites.

Key Features

• NITRUS CARBIDE™ Teeth – Provides high durability and edge retention in hard metal cutting applications
• Optimized 8 TPI Tooth Configuration – Balances aggressive cutting speed with material control
• Heat Dissipation Design – Enhances thermal stability during extended cutting operations
• 9-Inch Blade Length – Suitable for deeper cuts in thick-walled materials and larger diameter piping
• Universal SAWZALL® Tang – Compatible with all major reciprocating saw brands

Technical Specifications

• Model Number: 48-00-5262
• Blade Length: 9 inches
• Tooth Pitch: 8 TPI
• Material: NITRUS CARBIDE™ cutting edge with reinforced steel body
• Package Quantity: 1 blade per pack

Recommended Applications

Designed for demolition and mechanical trades, this blade performs in applications involving cast iron pipe removal, metal frame disassembly, conduit cutting, and structural demolition. Ideal for plumbing, HVAC, and utility professionals requiring high blade endurance in non-ferrous and ferrous metal cutting tasks.

Usage Notes

Install the blade into any standard reciprocating saw with a 1/2" shank-compatible clamp. Ensure the saw is rated for metal cutting applications. For optimal blade life, apply consistent pressure and allow the tool to do the work. Replace the blade when tooth wear is visible or cutting speed decreases significantly.