Sutton H506 Demo Wood Recipro Blades 150mm

The Sutton H506 is a Hypercut demolition recipro blade for wood, sold here as a 2 pack in the 150mm length. It is a thick and robust blade built for demolition work, with a heavy duty body that resists bending and fracturing. Made from cobalt bi-metal HSS, it lasts up to 10 times longer than a high carbon steel blade, and the taper back design makes plunge cutting and starting in hard to reach spots easier. Made in Germany.

Key Features

• Thick, rigid body resists bending and fracturing for maximum durability
• Cobalt bi-metal HSS for flexibility, heat and break resistance
• Lasts up to 10 times longer than high carbon steel blades
• Teeth milled and side set for straight, fast, rough cutting
• Taper back design for plunge cutting and easier starts
• Made in Germany

Specifications

• Model: H506 Hypercut
• Length: 150mm
• Body: 22mm x 1.57mm
• Teeth: 6TPI
• Material: cobalt bi-metal HSS
• Pack: 2 blades
• Application: demolition wood cutting

Applications

• Demolition cutting in timber framing
• Plunge cutting into walls and floors
• Cutting hard wood and soft wood
• Rough, fast cutting in demolition work

What You Need To Complete The Job

Run these blades in a reciprocating saw from the Power Tools range, and keep leather rigger gloves and clear safety glasses on for debris. For a full range of wood cutting blades, the H590 wood set covers the other TPI steps. More cutting gear is under Carpentry Tools.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Hypercut blade?

Hypercut is the Sutton demolition blade range. The blades are made thick and robust so they survive the rough, fast cutting and impact that demolition work throws at them, and the taper back shape helps them start cuts in awkward positions.

Why does the body need to be thick?

A demolition blade takes a beating, cutting through framing, pallets and wood with nails. The thick rigid body resists bending and fracturing, so the blade stays straight and keeps cutting instead of flexing and snapping mid cut.

How long will these blades last?

Sutton states the cobalt bi-metal construction lasts up to 10 times longer than a high carbon steel blade. The cobalt gives the edge heat resistance and the bi-metal body gives flexibility, so the blade keeps cutting far longer before it needs replacing.

What does 6TPI mean for cutting wood?

6 teeth per inch is a medium to coarse tooth pitch, good for fast cutting in timber while still leaving a reasonable finish. It is the standard demolition pitch for wood, balancing speed with control on a recipro saw.