Clean cutting across abrasive materials
- Versatile Bahco cutting power: You cut smoothly through tough materials including stainless steel, ceramic tiles, and wood with nails.
- Durable carbide-tipped teeth: Ground carbide teeth provide exceptional wear resistance and maintain cutting precision during demanding tasks.
- Fast core removal design: Practical knockout slots allow you to eject cut cores quickly and continue working without interruptions.
Cut clean 114 mm diameter openings in tough materials with the Bahco 3832-114-C hole saw. Equipped with durable carbide-tipped teeth, it delivers exceptional wear resistance where standard saws struggle. This makes it ideal for demanding tasks involving stainless steel, ceramic tiles, brick, plasterboard, and timber with embedded nails. Offering a maximum cutting depth of 38 mm, the practical knockout slots let you eject cores quickly so you can keep working without interruptions. Its standard internal thread provides a secure and straightforward connection to compatible arbors.
Product description:
- Carbide hole saws 114 mm
Features:
- Carbide holesaws specially designed for stainless steel and other difficult-to-cut materials
- Optimised heat treatment ensures a long lifetime and strong support for the carbide teeth
- Carbide is harder than bi-metal, making it suitable for use in a wider range of applications
- A versatile hole saw for cutting stainless steel, cast iron, wood with nails, drywall, fibreglass and other rough matrials
- In non-optimal cutting conditions, hole saws with carbide teeth have a longer lifetime than bi-metal, even in steel
- Cutting depth max. 38 mm (1 1/2")
- 4 teeth per inch
- Special openings on the side facilitate removal of the sawn-out core
- Maximum hole size = nominal hole saw diameter + 1.5 mm / - 0.0
- Carbide tooth tip is ground to its final shape with a positive cutting angle of 6°
- Holesaws with standard mounting to fit a wide variety of holders
- Developed to improve productivity and craftsmanship, from the design of the cutting edges to the technologies used to produce the holesaws