DEWALT DW8021 14 Inch x 1/8 Inch x 20mm Metal Cutting Blade for Chop Saws High Speed Abrasive Wheel for Steel Rebar Pipe and Stainless

Aggressive Precision: Industrial-Grade 14-Inch Metal Cutting Wheel for Rapid Material Removal and Long-Lasting Durability

The DEWALT DW8021 14-inch Metal Cutting Blade is engineered for professional tradespeople who require speed and stamina on the jobsite. Featuring a high-performance aluminum oxide grain, this blade is specifically designed to provide an aggressive cutting action while maintaining a smooth, consistent feel. Whether you are slicing through heavy-duty rebar, structural steel, or thick-walled pipe, the DW8021 delivers high material removal rates that significantly reduce your time spent on each cut.

Built to survive the most extreme applications, these abrasive wheels are constructed with two full sheets of reinforced fiberglass. This specialized reinforcement allows the blade to withstand high rotational speeds up to 5,500 RPM while maintaining its structural integrity. Optimized for use on high-speed chop saws and stationary saws, these blades ensures you have the reliable cutting power needed for sheet metal, stainless steel, and structural steel projects, making it a staple for metal fabrication and mechanical contracting.

Key Features

• Industrial Aluminum Oxide: High-performance grain provides extended blade life and rapid material removal.
• Aggressive Cutting Concentration: High grain density ensures a smoother running wheel and faster throughput.
• Fiberglass Reinforcement: Features 2 full sheets of thick fiberglass for maximum safety and high-speed durability.
• Versatile Metal Cutting: Perfectly suited for rebar, structural steel, sheet metal, pipe, and stainless steel.
• High-Speed Rating: Rated for use up to 5,500 RPM for professional chop saw applications.

What's Included

• (1) DEWALT DW8021 14-Inch x 1/8-Inch x 20mm Metal Cutting Blades

Specifications

Pro-Tip: To extend the life of your abrasive wheel and prevent glazing, do not force the saw through the metal. Allow the weight of the machine and the RPM of the blade to do the work. If you notice a drop in cutting speed, briefly ease up on the pressure to allow the blade to "self-sharpen" by exposing fresh abrasive grains.