Morse
Morse MHS25 1-9/16" Bi-Metal Hole Saw
Cuts stainless steel, metal, wood and plastic with a 40 mm bi-metal blade that ejects slugs through a side slot
- Cuts stainless steel, wood and plastic with bi-metal construction
- Positive rake tooth profile penetrates material faster and easier
- Unique side slot improves leverage for slug removal
- 40 mm diameter suits common pipe and conduit sizes
- Compatible with Morse M35, MA35PSN or MA45PSN arbors
What the Morse MHS25 hole saw is
The Morse MHS25 is a 1-9/16 inch bi-metal hole saw built for general-purpose cutting. It handles stainless steel, machinable metals, wood and plastic. An aggressive positive-rake tooth profile helps the tool penetrate material faster. A separate arbor such as the M35, MA35PSN or MA45PSN is required for operation. Morse CUTLUBE can be used to optimise performance.
Who this suits and who should look elsewhere
Suits tradespeople and DIY users who need a single 40 mm hole saw for mixed materials and already own a compatible Morse arbor. Not for buyers who need an arbor included in the box, who require a different diameter or who want a hole saw optimised solely for one material type.
The specification that decides fit
The critical specification is the 1-9/16 inch (40 mm) cutting diameter; the hole saw will only produce a hole of that exact size. Verify the required hole diameter and arbor compatibility before purchase.
Highlights
- Cuts stainless steel, wood and plastic with bi-metal construction
- Positive rake tooth profile penetrates material faster and easier
- Unique side slot improves leverage for slug removal
- 40 mm diameter suits common pipe and conduit sizes
- Compatible with Morse M35, MA35PSN or MA45PSN arbors
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What does the 1-9/16 inch diameter mean for the hole I will cut?
It produces a 40 mm round hole in stainless steel, machinable metals, wood or plastic, matching the listed cutting diameter exactly.
Which arbor standard does the MHS25 use, and what does that limit?
The saw requires a separate Morse M35, MA35PSN or MA45PSN arbor; without one of those it cannot mount to any drill.
What physical feature helps remove the slug after cutting thicker material?
A unique side slot gives extra leverage so the plug can be pried out more easily from various material thicknesses.
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