Product Description
The 14″ Tiger Tooth is a super premium ductile iron and PVC pipe cutting diamond blade. The Tiger Tooth Blade is the highest quality, provides the fastest cutting, and gives you the best value per cut.
Not recommended for concrete or asphalt applications. Life measured in hundreds of cuts in pipe cutting applications.
Size: 14″ x .125″ x 1″-20mm Tiger Tooth Blade
Applications: Ductile Iron Pipe, Plastic Pipe, Cast Iron, Rebar, Angle Iron, Threaded Rod, Wood, Rescue Applications
Usage: Handheld Saws & Chop Saws.
Technical Data
| Weight | 5 lbs |
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Features
- Vacuum braised diamond grit blade for exceptionally fast, smooth cutting in nearly all materials
- Best value per cut
- Side grit protection
- Not recommended for concrete or asphalt applications
- Life measured in hundreds of cuts in pipe cutting applications
Questions & Answers
A: It’s built for ductile iron pipe, PVC/plastic pipe, cast iron, rebar, angle iron, threaded rod, wood, and rescue applications. It’s a vacuum-brazed diamond grit blade made specifically for fast, clean pipe cutting.
A: No. It’s not recommended for concrete or asphalt. Using it on those materials will wear the blade out much faster. Stick to pipe and metal applications for the best life and performance.
A: It’s a 14″ diameter blade, .125″ thick, with a dual arbor that fits both 1″ and 20 mm saws.
Pro Tip: If you only run Stihl saws, you can get a solid 20MM arbor. See APB14125C
A: Life is measured in hundreds of cuts in typical pipe-cutting applications. Actual lifespan depends on the material, saw power, and cutting technique, but it’s designed for excellent value per cut.
A: It’s made for handheld saws and chop saws. Works great on both air-powered and gas-powered units commonly used in utility and construction work.
A: Yes. It features side grit protection to help reduce undercutting and extend blade life when cutting pipe.
A: Safety is the must vaulable advantage. It’s a super-premium vacuum-brazed diamond grit blade that cuts exceptionally fast and smooth while delivering the best value per cut in pipe applications. It lasts longer, making blade changes much less frequent, and it's solid steel core with not become unstable and shatter like abrasives have been known to do.