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Metal Cutting Saw Blades Enhance Productivity


Jones Stephens has launched a new 8” E-Z Stroke Metal-Cutting Saw which uses a bi- metal blade designed to cut through iron, copper, brass, aluminum, and other metals.

This saw cuts on the pull-stroke and has a replaceable blade. With this addition, Jones Stephens now has 2 types of E-Z Stroke Saws in its current line: an 8” and 12” saw that cuts plastic and wood, and an 8” that cuts a variety of metals. The widely-recognized orange handle can be used interchangeably with the different replacement blades.





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