IRWIN T141HM Carbide-Tipped Jigsaw Blade for Abrasive Materials, 100mm
IRWIN T141HM carbide-tipped jigsaw blade for abrasive materials. 6 TPI, 100mm length, ideal for GRP, plasterboard & fibre cement.
The IRWIN T141HM Carbide-Tipped Jigsaw Blade is expertly designed for long-lasting performance when cutting abrasive materials. Featuring a durable carbide tip, this blade ensures extended life and efficient cutting, making it a reliable choice for demanding applications.
Ideal for:
- Glass fibre reinforced plastics (5-50mm thickness)
- Plasterboard
- Fibre cement boards (<80mm thickness)
With a 6 TPI (teeth per inch) design, this blade provides smooth, controlled cuts while maintaining excellent durability. The 100mm length offers versatility and precision for various cutting tasks.
Key Features:
- Carbide-tipped for enhanced lifespan
- Optimised for abrasive materials
- High-performance cutting in dense substrates
- Suitable for professional and DIY use
- Glass fibre reinforced plastics (5-50mm)
- Plasterboard cutting
- Fibre cement boards (<80mm)
- Popular Reference: T141HM
- Length: 100mm
- TPI: 6
- Material: Carbide-tipped
- Weight: 12g
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