The WRECKER™ Multi-Material SAWZALL® Blade 12" 7/11TPI 25pk

The Milwaukee 48-00-8711 WRECKER™ Multi-Material SAWZALL® blades (12", 7/11 TPI, 25 pack) are heavy-duty demolition blades designed for maximum versatility in mixed-material cutting applications. They are built for contractors working in demolition, remodeling, and rough-in work where materials constantly change from wood to metal to plastics.

This blade uses a 7/11 TPI variable tooth design, meaning it alternates tooth spacing to balance fast aggressive cutting with improved durability in mixed materials. This allows it to efficiently cut through wood with nails, drywall, plastics, PVC, and light metals like conduit or aluminum, without needing frequent blade changes.

At 12 inches long, this version provides extended reach and deeper cutting capacity, making it especially useful for:

• Wall and ceiling demolition
• Cutting large framing members
• Deep plunge cuts in tight or obstructed spaces
• Tear-out work where access depth matters

The tooth design is engineered with nail-resistance features, helping reduce damage when striking embedded fasteners in wood framing. This improves blade life in real-world demolition environments where materials are unpredictable.

Compared to TORCH blades, the WRECKER series is not optimized for thick steel or cast iron. Instead, it prioritizes speed, versatility, and convenience across mixed materials, making it one of the most commonly used “all-around demolition” blades on job sites.

Key Features:

• 7/11 TPI hybrid tooth design for mixed-material cutting
• Cuts wood with nails, PVC, plastics, and light metals
• Designed for demolition and renovation work
• Nail-resistant tooth geometry for improved durability
• Fast plunge cutting capability for wall tear-outs
• 12" length for extended reach and deep cuts
• 1/2" universal tang fits all SAWZALL/reciprocating saws
• 25-pack for high-volume professional use

Ideal For:

• Residential and commercial demolition
• Remodeling and renovation tear-outs
• Cutting nail-embedded framing lumber
• Drywall, plaster, and wall cavity work
• Mixed-material “unknown condition” cutting