Bosch 2 608 900 403 decoupeerzaag/sabelzaag/sabelzaagblad carbide 1 stuk

The Bosch 2 608 900 403 sabre saw blade is designed for demanding woodcutting tasks. Made from durable carbide, this reciprocating saw blade has an overall length of 22.5 cm, a working length of 17.5 cm and a tooth spacing of 8 mm. It is intended for cutting tough, wet or pressure-treated timber, as well as knotted roots and thick branches where ordinary blades wear quickly.

Advantages

The EXPERT ‘Tough Wood’ blade combines a carbide construction with a tooth geometry optimised for long life when cutting abrasive or contaminated wood. Its robust design reduces the risk of rapid wear or breakage when encountering soil, stones or nails commonly found in roots and reclaimed timber. The blade length and 8 mm tooth spacing provide efficient material removal and reliable cutting performance in heavy-duty applications.

Suitable for

• Cutting thick pressure-treated planks
• Removing roots and hedges containing soil and stones
• Cutting knotted or living timber and large branches
• Landscaping, carpentry and construction demolition tasks

Key specifications

• Brand: Bosch
• Model / MPN: 2 608 900 403
• EAN: 4059952534930
• Type: Sabre / reciprocating saw blade
• Material: Carbide
• Overall length: 22.5 cm
• Working length: 17.5 cm
• Tooth spacing: 8 mm
• Pack quantity: 1 piece

How to use

Install the Bosch 2 608 900 403 blade in a compatible reciprocating (sabre) saw according to the tool manufacturer’s instructions, ensuring the blade is securely locked. Start cutting at a moderate speed to establish the kerf, then apply steady forward pressure while letting the blade do the work. For roots or wood containing soil and stones, keep the saw steady and avoid forcing the blade sideways to reduce the risk of breakage. Replace the blade when cutting performance or tooth condition deteriorates.

Recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment (gloves, eye and hearing protection). Check the workpiece for metal, nails or other hard inclusions before cutting. For best life and safety, match blade speed and feed pressure to the material and stop immediately if the blade binds.