Reciprocating saw blades

REMS reciprocating saw blades in this product group fit Tiger, Cat VE, Puma VE and other makes of machine. Lengths run from 90 mm to 400 mm, with tooth pitches from 1 mm to 12 mm. The codes are grouped by cutting material: metal, stainless steel, wood, wood with nails, aerated concrete and brick. Code 561107 R05, 90 mm long, cuts metal thicker than 1.5 mm.

Code 561125 R01, an extra high blade 300 mm long, handles pumice and brick. The Universal group such as 561003 R05 cuts many materials with a single blade. The double tang has a wide bearing surface, limiting play in the chuck during the cutting stroke. Packing is 5 blades, 3 blades or a single blade depending on the code.

REMS reciprocating saw blades are distributed as genuine items, suited to mechanical and electrical installation work and demolition.

REMS reciprocating saw blades for handheld reciprocating saws

REMS reciprocating saw blades in this product group fit the REMS Tiger, Cat VE and Puma VE reciprocating saws as well as machines from other makers. Lengths run from 90 mm to 400 mm, with tooth pitches from 1 mm to 12 mm. Each code states its cutting material, covering metal, wood, wood with nails, aerated concrete and brick. The overview page 561xyz helps you compare quickly before ordering.

The double tang has a wide bearing surface that keeps the blade seated correctly in the chuck. When the blade is under heavy load, this design limits play in the chuck during the cutting stroke. Most codes are packed 5 blades to a pack, suited to site work in continuous use. Some long codes are supplied singly, while the demolition code is packed 3 blades to a pack according to REMS packing specifications.

Blades for metal and stainless steel

The metal-cutting codes are grouped by the minimum material thickness, stated directly in the description of each blade. A fine tooth pitch is for thin sheet, a coarser pitch for thick workpieces. This grouping lets you choose a blade by workpiece thickness rather than by guesswork. Stainless steel falls within the cutting material range of the entire metal group.

Code 561107 R05 is 90 mm long and cuts metal thicker than 1.5 mm. Code 561106 R05 handles sheet and metal thicker than 1.2 mm. Code 561108 R05 is used for workpieces thicker than 1.5 mm. The two codes 561101 R05 and 561102 R05 cut metal thicker than 2 mm.

For thicker workpieces, code 561109 R05 holds the threshold at 2 mm and above. Code 561112 R05, 280 mm long, cuts metal thicker than 3 mm. Buyers purchasing in volume can consider 561127 R250, specification 225-1.8, packed 250 blades. The large pack size suits machining workshops with steady monthly consumption.

Blade for cutting steel pipe

When sawing steel pipe with the force-transmitting guide holder on the REMS Tiger, the blade is subject to very high thrust. An ordinary single-tang blade cannot cope with this type of cutting. Code 561002 R05 belongs to the Special 200-3.2 range and is made for cutting steel pipe up to 4 inch. Packing is 5 blades, intended for pipe installation crews working continuous shifts.

Blades for wood, wood with nails and pallets

Wood with nails calls for a blade that can withstand impact with metal in the kerf. The codes in this group state their cutting materials as wood, wood with nails, pallets and metal above a given thickness. Breaking up pallets, cutting wooden purlins and dismantling timber frames all fall within the applications stated by the manufacturer.

Code 561110 R05, 150 mm long, cuts wood, wood with nails, pallets and metal from 3 mm thick. Code 561113 R05 has a round tip, specification 210-1.8/2.5, for pallets and metal from 2.5 mm thick. Code 561114 R03 is a heavy-duty blade 225 mm long for demolition work, packed 3 blades.

For pure wood cutting, code 561111 R05, 300 mm long, has a 4.2 mm tooth pitch. Code 561119 R05 with a 6.35 mm tooth pitch is intended for wood. Code 561117 R05, specification 225-3.2/5.0, cuts wood and wood with nails. A coarse tooth pitch clears chips faster when cutting softwood and thick timber.

REMS Universal multi-purpose blades

The Universal range is used across several materials within one job. The cutting range covers wood, wood with nails, pallets, metal including stainless steel and cast iron. It also covers lightweight blocks, plasterboard, pumice and brick. One blade replaces several specialised blades, reducing the number of machine stops to change blades between different tasks on the same site.

Four lengths are grouped by the cutting depth required. Code 561006 R05, 100 mm long, suits work in confined spaces. Code 561005 R05, 150 mm long, is for general use. Code 561003 R05 is 200 mm long and code 561004 R05 is 300 mm long. All use the 1.8/2.5 tooth specification and are packed 5 blades.

Blades for aerated concrete, pumice and brick

Porous building materials need a coarse tooth pitch to clear dust and debris from the kerf. This group covers blades with tooth pitches from 4.2 mm to 12 mm and lengths up to 400 mm. Cutting materials are stated per code, covering aerated concrete, pumice, brick, hardwood and plasterboard. Most codes are packed singly because of their size.

Code 561115 R05, 150 mm long, cuts aerated concrete and plasterboard. Three codes with an 8.5 mm tooth pitch cut aerated concrete and hardwood, in increasing lengths. These are 561120 R01 at 225 mm, 561121 R01 at 300 mm and 561122 R01 at 400 mm.

The 12 mm tooth pitch is intended for aerated concrete, pumice and brick. Code 561124 R01 is 300 mm long in the standard blade version. Code 561125 R01 has the same length but uses an extra high blade. The extra high blade helps hold the cutting direction when sawing through thick blocks of material. Both codes are supplied one blade per order.

Choosing a blade by length and material

First determine the material to be cut, then select the tooth pitch according to the guidance given for each code. For metal, compare the workpiece thickness against the blade's minimum threshold. For wood and porous materials, favour a coarse tooth pitch for chip clearance. The blade length must exceed the workpiece thickness so the blade does not jam at the end of the stroke.

For help selecting a code for the REMS Tiger, Cat VE or Puma VE, contact Vinatools for support in comparing specifications and pack quantities.