The are a pack of heavy-duty metal-cutting blades built for straight cuts in thin sheets of steel and non-ferrous metal — they’re what you reach for when a hacksaw just isn’t fast enough. These blades come from DeWalt’s tried-and-true lineup of jigsaw accessories and fit any jig saw that accepts the standard T-shank design, which means you won’t be swapping adapters just to get cutting.

What really matters on the job is consistency, and these blades give you a trusted metal cutting solution with that almost plug-and-play feel — they’ve got hardened high-speed steel teeth that stay sharp longer than cheap blades and can handle thin gauge steel or aluminium without whining or wandering.

Key Features:

• High-Speed Steel (HSS) – Cuts through metal reliably thanks to hardened steel that holds an edge.
• T-Shank Compatibility – Fits most modern jig saws without adapters, so you swap blades fast and easy.
• 132mm Total Length – Gives you enough reach and stroke for straight cutting in sheet and profile work.
• 1.2mm Tooth Pitch – Fine tooth spacing for smoother, more controlled cuts in thin metal.
• Pack of 5 Blades – You get a handful of spares to keep in the bag — useful when you’re on a job that chews blades.

Applications

Here’s the thing — these blades excel for straight cuts in thin metal, whether that’s sheet steel, aluminium paneling or other non-ferrous metals where you need a clean edge and less chatter. They’re especially handy on fabrication jobs, ductwork fitting, and maintenance cuts where precision beats brute force.

Why Choose This Model

If you’ve ever wrestled with cheap blades that flex like wet spaghetti or heat up and blunt quick, you’ll notice the difference these bring — they’re made from full-length hardened HSS and the tooth design clears chips well, so you stay on line and keep moving. The bottom line is this: reliable metal cutting performance without the frustration other budget blades give you.

Technical Specifications Explained

• Material: HSS – Means the blade won’t dull as fast as ordinary carbon steel when you’re making lots of cuts in thin metal.
• Total Length: 132mm – Dictates how deep you can push the blade into material — longer strokes for bigger pieces.
• Working Length: 108mm – This is the actual cutting section; plenty for most sheet metal jobs.
• Tooth Pitch: 1.2mm – Tight tooth spacing = smoother finish in thin metals.
• Shank Type: T-Shank – Standard on modern jig saws so you won’t struggle to mount these.

Who Should Buy This

If you’re a fabricator, metal worker, or an all-around tradesperson who cuts a fair bit of sheet metal and needs consistent, controlled cuts rather than ragged edges, these blades are a sensible choice.

They’re not for demolition or heavy gasket cutting — but for their niche they perform well and give you enough spares to keep you rolling through a few projects without scrambling for replacements.