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Carbide-tipped strip coating extends service life when cutting stainless steel, sheet metal, and composite materials. Ground teeth deliver clean cuts with minimal vibration. Total length 115 mm, working length 95 mm, tooth pitch 1.4 mm (18 tpi). Supplied in packs of two blades per box.
Reciprocating saw blade stainless steel L202S features a carbide-tipped strip that resists wear during prolonged contact with hard alloys. Total length measures 115 mm; working length spans 95 mm. Ground teeth are precision-shaped to optimize cutting angle and chip evacuation. Tooth pitch of 1.4 mm equals 18 teeth per inch, balancing speed and surface finish. The blade fits most standard reciprocating saws on the market.
Carbide coating maintains edge sharpness through repeated cuts in stainless steel and non-ferrous metals. Ground-tooth geometry reduces heat buildup, protecting both blade and workpiece. This design suits metal fabrication shops, construction sites, and industrial maintenance tasks.
Each tooth is ground to a precise profile that controls cutting force and debris removal. The carbide strip runs along the cutting edge, shielding the base metal from abrasive materials. Tooth pitch of 1.4 mm provides smooth operation in thin-wall tubing and sheet stock. Ground-tooth technology minimizes vibration, extending blade life and improving operator comfort.
The ground-tooth process ensures consistent geometry across the entire cutting edge. Carbide coating is applied as a continuous strip, not individual inserts, for uniform wear resistance. This construction is engineered for materials that generate high friction and heat during cutting.
Stainless steel and corrosion-resistant alloys are the primary targets for this blade. The carbide strip handles the hardness and work-hardening behavior of austenitic grades. Thin sheet metal, tubing, and structural profiles cut cleanly without excessive burr formation. Carbon-fiber-reinforced composites and rigid plastics also respond well to the fine tooth pitch.
The 18-tpi configuration delivers smooth cuts in materials up to moderate wall thickness. For thicker sections, slower feed rates maintain cut quality. The blade's versatility reduces the need for frequent changes when working across mixed material schedules.
Installation of stainless-steel plumbing systems benefits from the blade's ability to cut tubing without deformation. Metal fabricators use it to trim stainless rails and brackets. Demolition crews cut structural steel and aluminum profiles during teardown.
Automotive workshops trim composite body panels and plexiglass windows. Maintenance teams rely on it for quick cuts in corrosion-resistant piping and sheet-metal enclosures.
Each box contains two blades, sealed to prevent damage during shipping and storage. Reference code L202SL1152 identifies the 115 mm variant. EAN barcode 3336600178151 supports inventory tracking. European manufacturing ensures compliance with regional quality standards. Packaging protects the carbide edge from impact and moisture until the blade is ready for use.
