Klein Tools 31754 9" Reciprocating Saw Blade 6 TPI, 3 Pk

Yes. The 31754 uses a 1/2 inch (13 mm) universal shank, which is the standard tang on reciprocating saws, so it drops into the blade clamp on all popular recip saw tools regardless of brand.

Six teeth per inch is a coarse, aggressive tooth pitch meant for fast rough cuts in wood and other soft material, where chip clearance matters more than a clean edge. For thin metal, conduit, or sheet stock you want a much finer blade, in the 14 to 24 TPI range, because at 6 TPI the teeth can straddle thin walls and snag.

The 31754 runs 7/8 inch wide and 0.062 inch thick, which is the heavier body gauge used for demo and rough cutting rather than a thin flexible metal-cutting blade. That width and thickness resist bending and keep the cut tracking straighter under hard feed pressure, though a thicker blade is less forgiving if you need to flex it flat against a surface for a flush cut.

Order Klein Tools 31754. That is the 9 inch reciprocating saw blade at 6 teeth per inch, 7/8 inch wide and 0.062 inch thick, with the 1/2 inch universal shank.

It suits the rough work an electrician does opening up walls and ceilings, cutting studs, blocking, and lumber to run or rework circuits. At 6 TPI it is a wood and demolition pitch, so keep a finer-tooth blade in the bag for EMT, rigid conduit, and strut.