Klein Tools
Klein Tools 19353 Conduit Reamer Replacement Blade Kit electrician tool
Two replacement blades fit conduit reamers 85091, 85191 and 19352 for EMT work
- Selling UnitPack
- Two blades per pack keep a spare ready
- Fits Klein 85191, 19352 and 85091 reamers
- Made in the USA for dependable quality
- Designed specifically for Electrical Metallic Tubing
- Lifetime guarantee backs long-term reliability
Conduit Reamer Replacement Blades
The Klein Tools 19353 kit supplies two replacement blades for conduit reamers used on Electrical Metallic Tubing. It fits Klein part numbers 85091, 85191 and 19352 and is manufactured in the USA. A lifetime guarantee covers quality and reliability. Approved eye protection must be worn during use.
Electricians Maintaining Klein Reamers
This pack suits professionals who already own a compatible Klein reamer and need fresh blades for EMT work. It will not help installers using other brands or conduit types such as rigid or PVC. Buyers without a matching Klein tool should look elsewhere.
Compatibility With 85091 85191 19352
The single deciding factor is whether your reamer matches Klein part numbers 85091, 85191 or 19352. Only those models accept these blades. Confirm the tool number before ordering.
Highlights
- Two blades per pack keep a spare ready
- Fits Klein 85191, 19352 and 85091 reamers
- Made in the USA for dependable quality
- Designed specifically for Electrical Metallic Tubing
- Lifetime guarantee backs long-term reliability
Specifications
| Brand | Klein Tools |
|---|---|
| Model | 19353 |
| Selling Unit | Pack |
Questions about this item
How often will I need to replace the blades in the 19353 kit when reaming EMT conduit?
The kit includes two replacement blades for Klein conduit reamers 85091, 85191 and 19352; blade life depends on the volume and hardness of EMT you cut, so replace them when the cutting edges no longer clean the inside diameter smoothly.
What is the first limitation I will hit if I use the reamer with these blades continuously on a job site?
The blades are designed for Electrical Metallic Tubing only; sustained use on thicker or harder materials will dull the edges quickly and can damage the reamer body, so the material limit is the first constraint.
Does the reamer get hot or vibrate excessively when I run it all day with these blades installed?
The blades themselves generate no heat or vibration; any warmth or shake comes from the drill motor and the friction of reaming EMT, so use a variable-speed drill and steady pressure to keep both low.
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