DEWALT ELITE SERIES Carbide-tipped Non-arbored Hole Saw Set 9 -Piece
$87.50
In stock
Description
The DEWALT® ELITE SERIES™ Metal Cutting Carbide Tipped Hole Saws last up to 3X longer vs Milwaukee® and feature advanced welding technology to increase bond strength and retain carbide tips. The carbide tipped cutting edge cuts through a variety of demanding materials such as wood with nails, thick metal, and stainless steel. An aggressive tooth design penetrates hard metals and removes chips efficiently to reduce heat buildup. The large, continuous slot provides multiple leverage points for easy plug removal. (Applies to sizes up to 3-in) of MILWAUKEE® Carbide Tipped Hole Saw cutting 0.105-in thick stainless steel sheet. MILWAUKEE® is a registered trademark of Milwaukee Electric Tool Corp., which has not endorsed or approved this comparison.
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Up to 3x the life vs Milwaukee®: Advanced welding technology increases bond strength and retains carbide tips
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Extreme versatility – Carbide tipped cutting edge cuts through a variety of demanding materials such as wood with nails, thick metal, and stainless steel
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Designed for thick metals – Aggressive tooth design penetrates hard metals and removes chips efficiently to reduce heat buildup
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Fast plug ejection – Large, continuous slot provides multiple leverage points for easy plug removal
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Made in the USA with global materials
Specifications
| Sub-Brand | ELITE SERIES |
|---|---|
| Type | Hole saw |
| Package Quantity | 9 |
| Blade Material | Carbide-tipped |
| Case Type | N/A (no case) |
| Hole Saw Diameter | Set |
| Adjustable | No |
| Arbored/Non-Arbored | Non-arbored |
| Set/Individual | Set |
| Brand/Model Compatibility | Universal |
| For Use on Metal | Yes |
| For Use on Wood | Yes |
| For Use on Drywall | Yes |
| For Use on Fiberglass | Yes |
| For Use on Tile | No |
| For Use on Granite | No |
| For Use on Mineral Fiber | No |
| For Use on PVC | Yes |
| Warranty | None |
| CA Residents: Prop 65 Warning(s) | Yes |
| UNSPSC | 27112800 |
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