New Sawzall blade from Milwaukee

Author:
Woodshop News Editors
Publish date:
Jun 14, 2022

Milwaukee copy — Courtesy of Milwaukee Tool

Milwaukee Tool introduces the Wrecker, a new Sawzall blade for demolition and remodeling jobs.

“The Wrecker with Nitrus Carbide features a 6 tpi design, ideal for the fastest cuts in woods, metals, and abrasives, delivering users with the best demolition blade on the market. This blade eliminates the need for blade changes by having the capability to cut everything from wood with nails to thick metal. Milwaukee's unique carbide blend, Nitrus Carbide, delivers the fastest cuts and longest life. This next generation of carbide teeth technology dissipates heat better than any non-Nitrus blade in the industry,” the company said in a press release.

The Wrecker is available in 6” ($15.97), 9” ($19.97) and 12” ($24.97) lengths.

For more, visit milwaukeetool.com.

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