The WRECKER™ Multi-Material SAWZALL® Blade 9" 7/11TPI BULK 25

The Milwaukee WRECKER™ Multi-Material SAWZALL® blades (9", 7/11 TPI, bulk 25 pack) are high-volume demolition blades designed for aggressive, all-purpose cutting in mixed jobsite materials. They are built for contractors who need one blade that can stay in the saw while cutting through constantly changing materials during demolition and remodeling work.

The 7/11 TPI variable tooth design is what makes this blade versatile. The alternating coarse and fine tooth spacing allows it to:

• Cut wood quickly (7 TPI sections)
• Maintain control and durability in nails, screws, and light metal (11 TPI sections)
• Reduce tooth damage during mixed-material demolition

This makes it one of the most common “do everything in the wall” blades used in framing tear-outs, remodels, and renovation work.

Built with bi-metal construction, the blade is flexible enough to resist snapping while still maintaining a sharp edge through repeated contact with nails, screws, drywall fasteners, PVC, and light-gauge metal. The design is optimized for real-world demolition conditions where material changes constantly.

At 9 inches long, this version provides a strong balance of reach, rigidity, and control, making it ideal for wall demolition, framing removal, and general construction tear-outs.

Compared to TORCH blades (metal-focused) or THE AX blades (wood-focused), the WRECKER line is designed as the true general-purpose demolition solution.

Key Features:

• 7/11 TPI hybrid tooth design for multi-material cutting
• Cuts wood with nails, drywall, PVC, plastics, and light metals
• Designed for demolition and renovation work
• Bi-metal construction for durability and flexibility
• Nail-resistant tooth geometry for longer blade life
• 9" length for balance of reach and control
• 1/2" universal tang fits all SAWZALL/recip saws
• Bulk 25-pack for high-volume jobsite 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