Remgrit
Remgrit G034 2-1/8 in. Carbide Grit Hole Saw pneumatic accessory
Carbide grit hole saw cuts abrasive materials such as tile, stone and cast iron
- Carbide grit cuts hard materials cleanly
- 2-1/8 inch diameter suits common pipe sizes
- Remgrit brand built for professional pneumatic tools
- New condition guarantees full factory performance
- First listed March 2024 ensures current design
Remgrit G034 Carbide Grit Hole Saw
The Remgrit G034 is a 2-1/8 inch carbide grit hole saw designed for pneumatic power tools. It suits trade professionals and serious DIY users who need to cut clean holes in hard materials such as tile, stone, glass or cast iron where conventional bi-metal teeth would wear quickly.
Sustained cutting performance
Carbide grit provides a continuous abrasive edge that maintains cutting speed throughout a deep hole without the tooth-stripping risk of toothed saws. The grit configuration resists loading in abrasive dust, allowing steady material removal during extended cuts in ceramic or masonry.
Thermal and operational characteristics
The grit edge runs cooler than toothed alternatives because cutting forces are distributed across thousands of carbide particles rather than a few teeth. This reduces vibration and operating noise while lowering the power demand on the pneumatic tool during normal use.
Highlights
- Carbide grit cuts hard materials cleanly
- 2-1/8 inch diameter suits common pipe sizes
- Remgrit brand built for professional pneumatic tools
- New condition guarantees full factory performance
- First listed March 2024 ensures current design
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the carbide grit generate excessive heat when cutting metal all day?
Carbide grit dissipates heat efficiently during continuous cutting, reducing thermal buildup on the workpiece and the saw itself.
What arbor or mandrel must I already own to mount this 2-1/8 inch hole saw?
A standard arbor with a compatible pilot drill is required; the saw accepts common 1/2-20 thread arbors used with portable drills or drill presses.
Can this hole saw be used on older cast iron pipe without damaging the teeth?
Carbide grit cuts abrasive materials like cast iron cleanly without the tooth chipping seen on bi-metal saws, extending service life on legacy piping.
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