BIMASTER HOLE SAW WITH REINFORCED TOOTH

The BIMASTER high-performance bi-metal hole saw is made of tool steel with HSS M3/1 teeth; the construction steel of the teeth allows the hole saw to work on all common metals with a strength of up to 850 N/mm².

The strength of the BiMaster lies in its reinforced profile tooth, which shows excellent resistance to impacts and vibrations typical of work with screwdrivers and portable drills; this hole saw will have a much longer service life than a standard tooth hole saw.

The tooth pitch is variable from 4 to 6 teeth per inch, and it features a less pronounced gulleting, which limits tool jamming in the workpiece.

The hole saw is ideal for working on metal thicknesses up to 4 millimetres and on wood and plastic surfaces up to 20 mm thick.

The tooth rake angle is neutral for a smooth, tear-free cut.

The geometry of the hole saw varies depending on its diameter; as the diameter increases, the height of the hole saw decreases to optimally balance the torsional stress during cutting.

The BiMaster hole saw is supplied with the Krino K-Lock system adapter. (If the adapter is not welded, it can be unscrewed and the hole saw can be used on any arbor for bi-metal hole saws; the adapter has a hexagonal surface for excellent grip during assembly and disassembly with a 24 mm spanner.

The BiMaster features a matte dark grey finish with a white embossed marking that makes it easily recognisable compared to all other hole saws on the market.

The BiMaster hole saw is ideal for working on all types of materials: steel, metals, plastic, wood, and derivatives.

Suitable for working on metallic materials up to 4 millimetres thick, as well as plastics, wood, and plasterboard up to 20 millimetres.