Bahco BAH3832-40 Carbide-Tipped Holesaws 1-9/16-Inch Diameter / 40mm Diameter

Product Description BAHCO carbide holesaws are designed to quickly and cleanly cut precise holes in ceramics, bricks, slate, laminate, fiberglass and hardwood. With 4 precision ground carbide tips per inch — fusion-welded to an alloy steel back — these holesaws provide an impressive combination of strength, cutting power and durability. Equipped with vertical slots for easy core removal, carbide-tipped holesaws are available in diameters from 9⁄10" to 6"; cutting depth for all holesaws is 1 1⁄2". Every aspect of the Bahco holesaw is engineered to improve a worker’s productivity and craftsmanship from the design of the cutting edges to the technologies used to produce the holesaws. No matter what you are cutting through, we have the holesaws and arbors to tackle the job, time after time. Bahco, inventor of the original adjustable wrenches, ergonomics and cutting tools has delivered innovative products for 130 years. In 1886, our iconic Bahco brand was born. Today, it is still a symbol of quality. From the Manufacturer The BAHCO 3832-40 1 9/16-Inch carbide-tipped holesaw is equivalent to 40 millimeters in metric measurement. Designed to quickly and cleanly cut precise holes in ceramics, bricks, slate, laminate, fiberglass, and hardwood. This holesaw provides an impressive combination of strength, cutting power and durability with 4 precision ground carbide tips per-Inch. It is equipped with vertical slots for easy core removal.

• Bahco carbide holesaws are designed to quickly and cleannly cut precise holes in ceramics, briks, slate laminate, fiberglass and hardwood
• With 4 precision ground carbide tips per inch, these holesaws provide an impressive combination of strength, cutting power and durability.
• Equipped with vertical slots for easy core removal, carbide-tipped holesaws are available in diameters from 9⁄10" to 6"; cutting depth for all holesaws is 1 1⁄2".
• Simple holesaw selection thanks to the printed material information on the holesaw
• Carbide tips are fusion welded to an alloy back