FEIN cuchilla de corte en U, longitud de corte 24 mm, 2 unidades (63903076016)

Precision cuts in tight spaces demand a blade that holds its edge and fits your Starlock tool without compromise. The Fein E-Cut Long-Life plunge cut blade delivers exactly that, with a 65 mm cutting width and bi-metal construction that outlasts standard blades on wood, plasterboard, plastics, fiberglass, and non-ferrous metals. This 2-pack keeps you working longer between blade changes.

Who is it for

Renovation pros, installers, and serious DIYers using Starlock oscillating multi-tools like the Fein MultiMaster, MultiTalent, or SuperCut. If you regularly cut door frames, baseboards, copper pipes, or drywall in place, this blade is built for your daily grind.

Main features

• E-Cut Long-Life geometry: optimized tooth design for fast, clean plunge and flush cuts.
• Bi-metal blade: high-speed steel teeth welded to a flexible alloy body for durability and break resistance.
• 65 mm cutting width: wide enough for most trim and pipe work, narrow enough for precise control.
• Starlock mounting: tool-free blade change with a secure, wobble-free fit on all Starlock tools.
• Universal tooth pattern: handles wood, plasterboard, plastic, fiberglass, and non-ferrous metals without swapping blades.
• Straight cutting edge: ideal for flush cuts against surfaces and plunge cuts in the middle of panels.

Specifications

• Blade type: Plunge cut blade
• Cutting width: 65 mm
• Mounting system: Starlock
• Blade material: Bi-metal
• Tooth design: Universal
• Cutting edge: Straight
• Application: Plunge cutting, flush cutting
• Material compatibility: Wood, plasterboard, plastic, fiberglass, non-ferrous metals (e.g., copper pipes, aluminum profiles)
• Durability: High (Long-Life)
• Product series: E-Cut
• Original accessory: Yes
• Quantity per pack: 2 pieces
• Recommended use: Renovation, installation, repair work
• Tool compatibility: Starlock oscillating multi-tools (e.g., Fein MultiMaster, MultiTalent, SuperCut)

Tips

For longest life, let the blade do the work—avoid excessive pressure and keep the tool speed moderate. When cutting non-ferrous metals, use a slow speed and a little cutting wax to prevent tooth loading. Always wear eye protection; bi-metal blades can throw chips.