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Holesaw Bahco with carbide teeth 64mm
Bahco 3832-64-C, 6.4 cm, 200 g
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Product Information
| Information | |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Bahco |
| Product code | 536848398 |
| EAN | 07314150474622 |
| Manufacturer part number | 3832-64-C |
| Category | Opening saw |
Product Description
• Carbide tipped holesaws specially designed for stainless steel and other tough materials
• Optimised heat treatment for long life and strong body support for the carbide teeth
• Carbide is harder than bi-metal and suitable to use in more application areas
• A versatile holesaw for cutting stainless steel, cast iron, wood with nails, tiles, plaster boards, fibreglass, and other abrasive materials
• If you don´t have optimised cutting conditions, the carbide holesaws will be tougher than bi-metal even in steel
• Cutting depth max. 38 mm (1-1/2")
• 4 teeth per inch
• Knockout holes allow easy removal of cores
• Max. hole size = nominal holesaw size +1.5 mm / -0.0
• Carbide tips ground to final shape with 6° positive cutting angle
• Holesaws with standard attachment to fit a wide range of arbours
• Engineered to improve productivity and craftsmanship, from the design of the cutting edges to the technologies used to produce the holesaws
• Optimised heat treatment for long life and strong body support for the carbide teeth
• Carbide is harder than bi-metal and suitable to use in more application areas
• A versatile holesaw for cutting stainless steel, cast iron, wood with nails, tiles, plaster boards, fibreglass, and other abrasive materials
• If you don´t have optimised cutting conditions, the carbide holesaws will be tougher than bi-metal even in steel
• Cutting depth max. 38 mm (1-1/2")
• 4 teeth per inch
• Knockout holes allow easy removal of cores
• Max. hole size = nominal holesaw size +1.5 mm / -0.0
• Carbide tips ground to final shape with 6° positive cutting angle
• Holesaws with standard attachment to fit a wide range of arbours
• Engineered to improve productivity and craftsmanship, from the design of the cutting edges to the technologies used to produce the holesaws