Fein 63503169010 BIM 63 T1.9/2.2 MS SC decoupeerzaagblad voor metaal, 5-pack

Cutting through steel, stainless steel, aluminum, and non-ferrous metals with a standard jigsaw can be frustrating—blades dull quickly, cuts wander, and edges come out rough. The Fein 63503169010 BIM 63 T1.9/2.2 MS SC jigsaw blade pack solves this with bi-metal construction and a progressive tooth geometry that slices cleanly through metal sheets and profiles.

Who is it for

Professional metalworkers, HVAC technicians, automotive repair specialists, and serious DIYers who need straight, precise cuts in thin to medium metal stock. If your work involves steel up to 4 mm, aluminum up to 6 mm, or non-ferrous alloys, these blades deliver the performance and longevity you expect from Fein.

Main features

• Bi-metal (BIM) construction: high-speed steel cutting edge welded to a flexible alloy body for exceptional durability and break resistance.
• Progressive tooth pitch 1.9/2.2 mm with wavy-set, milled teeth: reduces vibration, prevents clogging, and produces clean, straight cuts.
• Optimized for metal: ideal for steel, stainless steel, aluminum, and non-ferrous metals with recommended thickness ranges of 1.5–4 mm (steel) and 2.5–6 mm (aluminum/non-ferrous).
• T-shank (Einnocken-Schaft) mounting: fits all jigsaws with a standard T-shank system, including Bosch, Metabo, Makita, Festool, and Fein.
• Pack of 5 blades: ensures you always have a sharp blade on hand for continuous work.

Specifications

• Product type: Jigsaw blade
• Blade material: Bi-metal (BIM)
• Application material: Metal
• Working length: 63 mm
• Total length: 83 mm
• Tooth pitch: 1.9 / 2.2 mm (progressive)
• Tooth geometry: Wavy set, milled
• Shank type: T-shank
• Cutting type: Straight cuts
• Recommended cutting thickness (steel): 1.5–4 mm
• Recommended cutting thickness (aluminum): 2.5–6 mm
• Recommended cutting thickness (non-ferrous metals): 2.5–6 mm
• Blade series: MS SC (Metall Spezial Super Cut)
• Pack quantity: 5 pieces

Tips

For best results, use a slow to medium stroke rate and apply light, steady pressure—let the blade do the work. Apply cutting wax or a suitable lubricant when cutting aluminum to prevent chip welding and extend blade life. Always wear safety glasses and hearing protection when cutting metal.