• 12 & 18 Inch Carbide Demolition Masonry Reciprocating Saw Blade For Cutting Brick,Concrete - EZARC Tools
  • 12 & 18 Inch Carbide Demolition Masonry Reciprocating Saw Blade For Cutting Brick,Concrete - EZARC Tools
  • 12 & 18 Inch Carbide Demolition Masonry Reciprocating Saw Blade For Cutting Brick,Concrete - EZARC Tools
  • 12 & 18 Inch Carbide Demolition Masonry Reciprocating Saw Blade For Cutting Brick,Concrete - EZARC Tools
  • 12 & 18 Inch Carbide Demolition Masonry Reciprocating Saw Blade For Cutting Brick,Concrete - EZARC Tools
  • 12 & 18 Inch Carbide Demolition Masonry Reciprocating Saw Blade For Cutting Brick,Concrete - EZARC Tools
  • 12 & 18 Inch Carbide Demolition Masonry Reciprocating Saw Blade For Cutting Brick,Concrete - EZARC Tools
  • 12 & 18 Inch Carbide Demolition Masonry Reciprocating Saw Blade For Cutting Brick,Concrete - EZARC Tools
  • 12 & 18 Inch Carbide Demolition Masonry Reciprocating Saw Blade For Cutting Brick,Concrete - EZARC Tools

Corte de ladrillo y concreto – Hoja de sierra recíproca de demolición de carburo, 12 y 18 pulgadas

Corte de ladrillo y concreto – Hoja de sierra recíproca de demolición de carburo, 12 y 18 pulgadas

Cuts fast, stays cool, and leaves the dust behind, so you can work cleaner and see every move you make. Thanks to its pro-grade carbide teeth and solid build, it powers through jobs that would destroy a regular blade in minutes—saving you time, money, and frustration on every project.

  • 10 veces más duradera
  • Cortes con menos polvo
  • Estable y recta
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Dientes de carburo de tungsteno con punta de carburo – 2 veces más vida útil en materiales abrasivos
Con dientes con punta de carburo de tungsteno (TCT) soldados a un cuerpo de acero de alta resistencia, esta hoja corta ladrillo, hormigón poroso y hormigón aireado con el doble de vida útil que las hojas de mampostería estándar. Los dientes de carburo resisten el desgaste incluso en materiales granulados como los bloques de hormigón, mientras que el diseño de 2 TPI (dientes por pulgada) con gargantas profundas elimina los residuos instantáneamente para un corte continuo y sin atascos. Ideal para la demolición de paredes, cimientos y estructuras de mampostería.

Longitudes de 12" y 18" – Cortes de precisión para cada necesidad de demolición
12 pulgadas: Compacta para espacios reducidos (por ejemplo, debajo de las vigas del suelo, entre los postes) con una punta afilada para cortes de inmersión en áreas confinadas.
18 pulgadas: Ofrece el máximo alcance y apalancamiento para cortes profundos en paredes de hormigón gruesas, grandes columnas de ladrillo o mampostería estructural.
Ambas longitudes cuentan con un cuerpo de hoja de 1,5 mm de espesor para minimizar la vibración y garantizar cortes rectos y controlados. El modelo de 18” maneja espesores de material de hasta 370 mm, mientras que el de 12” destaca en aplicaciones de 225 mm de espesor.

Diseñado para la demolición continua
El refuerzo de acero tratado térmicamente resiste la flexión y la rotura bajo cargas pesadas, mientras que los dientes de carburo mantienen la nitidez mediante el uso repetitivo en superficies abrasivas. El diseño de cuerpo ancho de la hoja (50 mm) mejora la estabilidad, reduciendo la deflexión al cortar hormigón armado o juntas de mortero. Un acabado pintado de blanco añade resistencia a la corrosión para entornos exteriores o húmedos.

Optimizado para la reducción de polvo y el control de vibraciones
Diseñada con un perfil antivibración y dientes rectificados con precisión, esta hoja reduce el polvo en un 40% en comparación con las hojas de mampostería convencionales. El patrón de 2 TPI y la geometría de dientes curvos minimizan el astillado del material, dejando bordes limpios en superficies de ladrillo y hormigón. Perfecta para renovaciones interiores donde el control del polvo es crítico, o proyectos exteriores que requieren cortes rápidos y eficientes.

Ajuste universal y compatibilidad de grado profesional
El vástago universal de 1/2 pulgada funciona sin problemas con todas las principales marcas de sierras recíprocas (DeWalt, Bosch, Milwaukee, etc.) sin adaptadores. Respaldado por un paquete de 2 unidades, ofrece durabilidad rentable para contratistas de alto volumen. Certificado para cortar hormigón aireado, ladrillo rojo, fibrocemento y bloques de hormigón, no recomendado para hormigón macizo o piedra natural.


 

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12 & 18 Inch Carbide Demolition Masonry Reciprocating Saw Blade For Cutting Brick,Concrete - EZARC Tools

Corte de ladrillo y concreto – Hoja de sierra recíproca de demolición de carburo, 12 y 18 pulgadas

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      Customer Reviews

      Overall rating: 4.3 / 5 from 66 reviews.

      Customer photo review of Brick & Concrete Cutting – Carbide, 12 & 18 in Demolition Reciprocating Saw Blade

      Absolute unit of a sawzall blade. Will cut dry if you don't have water available, but water makes it a lot easier and will extend the life of the blade. Great for demo, but can also be used to make very clean cuts in concrete, brick or masonry if you go slow and use a lot of water. Dry cuts are fairly rough, but when using water it makes the cut super clean, similar to what you would get from a diamond blade. Highly durable. Mine is still going strong after doing cuts in brick and mortar all day. If you need to cut masonry with a recip saw, this is the blade to get.

      Desertdweller 5/5 Verified

      Brick & Concrete Cutting – Carbide, 12 & 18 in Demolition Reciprocating Saw Blade

      Customer photo review of Brick & Concrete Cutting – Carbide, 12 & 18 in Demolition Reciprocating Saw Blade

      I used this blade to cleanup the corners where I couldn't get my other saw blades. It did make a clean cut. The blade is durable considering it's as long as it is and stays sharp longer than some other blades. It will drain battery powered saws pretty quick so I would recommend using electric but it cuts the same either way. Overall great blade for the money. Definitely recommend.

      Kristine 5/5 Verified

      Brick & Concrete Cutting – Carbide, 12 & 18 in Demolition Reciprocating Saw Blade

      Customer photo review of Brick & Concrete Cutting – Carbide, 12 & 18 in Demolition Reciprocating Saw Blade

      I find these blades really interesting mostly because I've never seen anything quite like them. They are very serious looking and fit perfectly in my big Dewalt recprocating saw. Looking forward to trying them out. These are a little thicker than blades one would normally buy for a recriprocating saaw but I think that's a plus. They seem to be extremely beefy /strong. If they work half as good as I think they will, then I will consider these a WIN and a very good value.

      Wrh 5/5 Verified

      Brick & Concrete Cutting – Carbide, 12 & 18 in Demolition Reciprocating Saw Blade

      Customer photo review of Brick & Concrete Cutting – Carbide, 12 & 18 in Demolition Reciprocating Saw Blade

      Worked great for cutting through three 3x8x12 cinderblocks, noting that I used water trickling into the cut to keep the blade cool and it seemed to work well, cut through all three in 5 minutes total. Very smooth with the water, I couldn't risk vibration and loosen the old mortar, this way they stayed solid. Four stars as one of the teeth came off in the 5 minutes I used it.

      Uv 4/5 Verified

      Brick & Concrete Cutting – Carbide, 12 & 18 in Demolition Reciprocating Saw Blade

      My husband recently added onto our front porch. He had to remove some concrete steps. So, I got this for him to use. He gave me some side-eye when I presented it to him and grumbled about me buying him tools without consulting him. But, there he was last weekend using it to cut up the concrete steps. So, here are his impressions: The blade fit into his reciprocating saw without issue and stayed in place during use. The blades were strong and durable during use. He wasn't cutting up a driveway or sidewalk, but he was cutting up concrete steps attached to the concrete base of the front porch. He liked that he could get under the lip of the porch where the steps attached. He didn't feel like the blade was flimsy or was going to bust off and go flying, but he did have a few moments where it seemed to get stuck. ''That happens and it's not a concern on its own but it does mean it's not a magical super blade. Use the same caution you always would and wear goggles and gloves.'' After it was all done, he looked at the blade and said it did make quicker work of the job and he felt it was something he would keep in his took box. Yesterday, he took it to the job site where he has to remove some poorly installed cinder block thingies (he explained it but I couldn't visualize so am not going to try to explain it here) on new apartments his company is building. He said the worker who did the work was happy to have this blade and asked where he could get one. My husband texted me asking for the link. So, i sent a link to this page and he replied back, ''Is that all it cost?'' Both he and others on the job site felt the price was quite fair for the work it does. Overall, they felt the quality of the blade was good. He came home and said the blade did th

      Sally M. 5/5 Verified

      Brick & Concrete Cutting – Carbide, 12 & 18 in Demolition Reciprocating Saw Blade

      This masonry reciprocating saw blade is the alternative to a circular masonry diamond blade. This reciprocating blade cuts only a limited type of material �C only aerated concrete or brick. On the other hand, the circular diamond blade will cut any type of concrete. This reciprocating blade still produces a lot of dust, but it doesn't kick it up in the air like a circular diamond blade. Also, this reciprocating blade cuts a lot slower than a circular diamond blade. It terms of control, the reciprocating blade is easier to control than a circular diamond blade mainly because it has a slower cut speed. Any tool that cuts slowly will make a smaller mistake than a tool that cuts quickly.

      Ha-p-ar-n-l-a 4/5 Verified

      Brick & Concrete Cutting – Carbide, 12 & 18 in Demolition Reciprocating Saw Blade

      I've been removing (WaterOaks) around my property for a while now 8 total. My system is to Winch them down, Root & All. Since they only have surface roots, but, they can be Big. where they have moved into hedges and desirable plants I find it best to Cut the root as far from the tree as can be. Well the 9' ''full Carbide'' Dibalo'' from the big box store doesn't get all the way thru, this Bad BOY! did it over & over.

      Gflatt 5/5 Verified

      Brick & Concrete Cutting – Carbide, 12 & 18 in Demolition Reciprocating Saw Blade

      Blades did cut as expected, but unfortunately the blades did lost teeth during the concrete cutting process. Ezarc's customer service was excellent about standing behind their product and sent me new replacement blades immediately, no charge for product or shipping! I well definitely purchase more products from this company in the future. I would highly recommend this company & their products. Thanks again Ezarc for being the kind of company I enjoy doing business with!!

      Tim B. 4/5 Verified

      Brick & Concrete Cutting – Carbide, 12 & 18 in Demolition Reciprocating Saw Blade

      Store owner replied: Always great to hear from happy customers—thank you!

      Sometimes when I'm demo-ing, I think about this blade and wonder, ''How fast could I be doing this job if I just had a huge blade that could cut through everything in the universe?'' So I got the blade, and the answer is, a lot faster. But I do like to have it for cleanup on concrete applications where I mess up the form or something in nature messes up the form. I used this one to clean up some concrete footers that needed an angle cut into the top of them. This thing allowed me to do it without a huge chainsaw-type saw.

      Adam W. 5/5 Verified

      Brick & Concrete Cutting – Carbide, 12 & 18 in Demolition Reciprocating Saw Blade

      I used the EZARC Demolition Masonry Reciprocating Saw Blade for a wall building project, and it worked well. To build my small wall, I cut 35 concrete blocks with this blade without any issues. After 35 concrete blocks the saw blade was still making clean cuts so I will be able to cut more blocks with it in the future. Keep in mind that this saw blade is specifically designed for cutting through aerated concrete and hollow brick, not solid concrete. So if your project calls for cutting concrete blocks, this is the blade to get! I would recommend this saw blade to anyone whose masonry project requires a blade that will cut through concrete blocks.

      James 5/5 Verified

      Brick & Concrete Cutting – Carbide, 12 & 18 in Demolition Reciprocating Saw Blade

      This thing is the beast. I already used it to demo an old tile shower with old wood lath walls behind the tile and this thing did a great job of just tearing right through everything. (Obviously not the tile itself, that was removed first). In fact I accidentally cut through one of the old studs without knowing it. This is big, long and heavy duty. By far the biggest longest in most heavy duty reciprocating saw blade I've ever used or seen. I'm convinced. I love it. Still seems plenty Sharp after using it for about 45 minutes or so. Recommended.

      Daniel E. 5/5 Verified

      Brick & Concrete Cutting – Carbide, 12 & 18 in Demolition Reciprocating Saw Blade

      These blades are sturdy and have no flex to them when I used it in my sawzall. The carbide teeth keep their edge after many cuts. The issue I had with them is it took about 15 minutes to cut through a standard type brick. It says in the title explanation designed for ''Aerated Concrete'', whatever that is, they may cut better on that, but on the standard dense brick it took way to long for me to get completely through. I will use my skil saw with a brick blade which cuts much quicker when cutting in wide open area, I can see these blades being useful in tighter or existing installed brick or block situations where I can't get my skil saw into position. I gave it 3 stars for being useful in certain situations, but not my brick or block cutting go to tool.

      Jpi2457 3/5 Verified

      Brick & Concrete Cutting – Carbide, 12 & 18 in Demolition Reciprocating Saw Blade

      I actually used these for a very unique purpose. I had to cut up some coquina rock. For the uninitiated, coquina is a rock of compressed shells from aquatic animals. It is fairly soft compared to rocks like granite but I think it is harder than concrete block. As such this was a good test of their ability. I found these cut through the rock like I needed. It was not like ��butter�� but it was with notable speed of cut. Separately, I also tried these on a brick paver. Brick pavers are definitely too had for these.

      D 5/5 Verified

      Brick & Concrete Cutting – Carbide, 12 & 18 in Demolition Reciprocating Saw Blade

      This blade helped me make some rather critical cuts in some stair blocks that I would have otherwise had a difficult time keeping straight with a circular saw. I can put the line on the cut and then use the entire length of the blade to make sure that everything stays in a straight line. This does take a while, but patience is rewarded with nice and clean cuts. I kept the cuts wet and wore a mask - and made all cuts outside. Be careful when cutting concrete - it will petrify your lungs if you don't take precautions. This blade isn't going to be used often, but when I need long, straight cuts on blocks, then this is an amazing solution. Recommended.

      Bc 5/5 Verified

      Brick & Concrete Cutting – Carbide, 12 & 18 in Demolition Reciprocating Saw Blade

      First thing is wow, this is one blade you don't need to worry about losing. Let's just say it's big and leave it at that. Heavy duty is more like it. A full 12�� of carbide toothed blade, TPI is 2 per. Haven't had a chance as of yet to, or reason to..lol��chew thru a piece of concrete with it yet, but by the looks of things there is not much that this won't chew thru. As for concrete I have no doubt it can, but for how long? It does have large carbide teeth but don't know how long they will keep a sharp edge or stay attached to the beam for that matter. I will return to update this review as I'm curious as I'm sure others are as to life expectancy.

      Nicholas L. 4/5 Verified

      Brick & Concrete Cutting – Carbide, 12 & 18 in Demolition Reciprocating Saw Blade