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MORSE MHS425 Bi-Metal Hole Saw - Multi-Material-Cutting Hole Saws without Arbor
MORSEMulti-Material-Cutting Hole Saws without Arbor

MORSE MHS425 Bi-Metal Hole Saw

The MORSE MHS425 is a 2 11/16-inch diameter multi-material-cutting hole saw without arbor, featuring a bi-metal construction. It has 5/6 teeth per inch and a 5/8"-18 thread arbor connection, with a maximum cutting…

SKU 3G-OTH-288010

Also listed as: MHS 425 · MHS-425

Brand
MORSE
Item
MHS425 Bi-Metal Hole Saw
Part Number
MHS425
Category
Multi-Material-Cutting Hole Saws without Arbor
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Also known as:MHS425MORSE
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Manufacturer Part Number
MHS425
Type
Bi-Metal
Teeth Per Inch
5/6
Max. Cutting Dp
1 7/8 in

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Product Description

The MORSE MHS425 is a 2 11/16-inch diameter multi-material-cutting hole saw without arbor, featuring a bi-metal construction. It has 5/6 teeth per inch and a 5/8"-18 thread arbor connection, with a maximum cutting depth of 1 7/8 inches.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the MORSE MHS425 hole saw used for?

The MORSE MHS425 is a 2 11/16-inch bi-metal hole saw for cutting multi-materials like wood, metal, and plastic. It is used in industrial maintenance, fabrication, and construction where a clean, precise hole is needed without an arbor included.

What are the specifications of the MORSE MHS425 hole saw?

The MORSE MHS425 has a 2 11/16-inch diameter, 5/6 teeth per inch, and a maximum cutting depth of 1 7/8 inches. It features a 5/8"-18 thread arbor connection and is made of bi-metal for durability across multiple materials.

Where to buy the MORSE MHS425 hole saw worldwide?

3G Electric supplies the MORSE MHS425 hole saw to customers worldwide. We handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to your site. Contact us for pricing and lead time on this bi-metal hole saw.

How to select the right arbor for the MORSE MHS425 hole saw?

The MORSE MHS425 uses a 5/8"-18 thread arbor connection. Select an arbor with matching 5/8"-18 threads and a compatible pilot drill. Always verify arbor length and shank size match your drill chuck for safe, efficient cutting.

Used in

Common applications for MORSE
Electrical — Morse bi-metal hole saws (e.g., MHS19) for cutting conduit and panel openings.
Plumbing — Morse carbide-tipped hole saws (e.g., MHSTK30) for pipe and fitting installation.
General construction — Morse multi-material hole saws (e.g., MHS48) for wood, metal, and plastic.
Maintenance — Morse hole saws without arbor (e.g., MHS345) for repair and retrofit work.
HVAC — Morse hole saws (e.g., MHS64) for ductwork and ventilation openings.
Manufacturing — Morse bi-metal hole saws (e.g., MHS385) for fabrication and assembly.
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3G Electric supplies MORSE multi-material-cutting hole saws without arbor. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.

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