Milwaukee #10 (1-1/4") Rebar & Steel Pipe Cutting Blades, 10Pk

Milwaukee #10 (1-1/4") Rebar & Steel Pipe Cutting Blades, 10Pk

The Milwaukee 48-40-4068 #10 Rebar & Steel Pipe Cutting Blade 10-Pack is a professional-grade carbide cutting blade set engineered for fast, clean cuts and extended blade life in rebar, threaded rod, and black iron pipe applications. Featuring cermet-tipped carbide teeth, these blades deliver increased durability along with cold-cutting performance that produces fewer sparks than traditional abrasive wheels. Designed exclusively for the Milwaukee M18™ FUEL™ #10 (1-1/4") Rebar Cutter, the blades are capable of cutting up to #10 rebar while maintaining cleaner, faster cutting performance on demanding jobsites. With 10 blades included, this pack helps keep crews productive and downtime low — because nothing slows momentum like realizing the last blade disappeared three cuts ago.

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Key Features / Specifications

• Model / Part Number: 48-40-4068
• Brand: Milwaukee
• Product Type: Rebar and steel pipe cutting blade 10-pack
• Blade Technology: Cermet-tipped carbide teeth
• Maximum Cutting Capacity: Up to #10 (1-1/4") rebar
• Pack Quantity: 10 blades included
• Compatible Tool: Exclusively compatible with Milwaukee M18™ FUEL™ #10 Rebar Cutter
• Cutting Performance: Designed for faster, cleaner cuts in rebar
• Durability: Increased blade durability for longer service life
• Spark Reduction: Produces cold cuts with fewer sparks than abrasive wheels
• Material Compatibility: Suitable for:
  • Rebar
  • Threaded rod
  • Black iron pipe
• Maximum RPM: 2,000 RPM
• Application Type: Heavy-duty steel cutting applications requiring precision and reduced heat buildup

Ideal For

• High-volume rebar cutting on concrete and reinforcing steel jobsites
• Threaded rod and black iron pipe cutting applications
• Contractors wanting cleaner cuts with fewer sparks
• Crews using Milwaukee cordless rebar cutters for daily production work
• Anyone who knows keeping spare blades nearby is far cheaper than explaining why the entire crew is waiting on one worn-out cutter blade