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LENOX Power Blast 5-Pack 6-in 6-TPI Demolition Reciprocating Saw Blade

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LENOX Power Blast 5-Pack 6-in 6-TPI Demolition Reciprocating Saw BladePower Blast 6 in 6 TPI Demolition Reciprocating Saw Blades, 5 Pack Heavy duty bi metal reciprocating saw blades built for demolition and nail embedded wood. The 6 inch, 6 TPI design delivers fast cuts and durability for tough materials. Key Features: Demolition Ready: Wider, thicker blade stands up to brutal teardown conditions Durable Bi Metal: Shatter resistant construction adds flexibility and long life Fast Cutting: Patent pending tooth design

Power Blast 6-in 6 TPI Demolition Reciprocating Saw Blades, 5-Pack

Heavy-duty bi-metal reciprocating saw blades built for demolition and nail-embedded wood. The 6-inch, 6 TPI design delivers fast cuts and durability for tough materials.


Key Features:

  • Demolition Ready: Wider, thicker blade stands up to brutal teardown conditions
  • Durable Bi-Metal: Shatter-resistant construction adds flexibility and long life
  • Fast Cutting: Patent-pending tooth design powers through wood, nails, pipe, and structural steel
  • Universal Fit: Compatible with most reciprocating saws for versatile jobsite use
  • 5-Pack Value: Includes five 6-in blades for extended productivity

Specifications Table:

Specification Details
Series Name Power Blast
Type Demolition
Saw Blade Length 6 in
Blade Material Bi-metal
Demolition Blade Yes
For Use on Drywall Yes
For Use on Fiber Cement No
For Use on Metal Yes
For Use on PVC Yes
For Use on Tile No
For Use on Wood Yes
Package Quantity 5
Set/Individual Individual
Teeth per Inch (TPI) 6
Brand/Model Compatibility Universal
Warranty None
Prop 65 Warning Yes
Category Reciprocating Saw Blades
Blade Thickness 0.062 in (1.6 mm)

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: What materials can these blades cut?
A: They are optimized for demolition and nail-embedded wood, and can also cut structural steel, lumber, pipe, PVC, and drywall.


Q: Will these fit my reciprocating saw?
A: Yes, they have a universal shank compatible with most reciprocating saw brands.


Q: What is the blade length and TPI?
A: Each blade is 6 inches long with 6 teeth per inch.


Q: Are these blades bi-metal?
A: Yes, the blades use a shatter-resistant bi-metal design for durability and flexibility.


Q: How many blades are included?
A: The package contains 5 blades.


Built for Brutal Demo, Styled with Bold Confidence

The LENOX Power Blast blades bring graphic, high-contrast energy to your toolkit—industrial performance meets crisp, iconic branding. Their thicker profile and aggressive tooth geometry turn demolition into a precise, powerful gesture. Pair them with a matte-black reciprocating saw for a sharp, modern look on site. A must-have for luxurious efficiency when transforming spaces from the bones up.


Power through demolition with confidence—add the LENOX Power Blast 5-pack to your toolkit today.

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