Videos
The Milwaukee 6519-31 Sawzall reciprocating saw is a corded power tool that delivers high-performance cutting with a powerful 12-amp motor and variable speed trigger. Operating at 0 to 3,000 strokes per minute, this saw handles a variety of cutting tasks efficiently. The 1-1/8-inch stroke length provides maximum cutting speed and material removal per stroke.
This reciprocating saw is built for durability and user comfort during extended work sessions. The gear-protecting clutch absorbs high-impact forces from blade lockups, extending the life of internal gears and the motor itself. A counter-weighted mechanism reduces vibration throughout the tool, resulting in smoother operation and greater accuracy in cuts while improving user comfort. The QUIK-LOK blade clamp allows you to change blades without tools, saving time between cuts. A high-impact polyurethane carrying case is included for convenient storage and transport.
Features and Benefits
- Powerful 12-Amp Motor: Delivers variable speed from 0 to 3,000 strokes per minute for high-performance cutting applications.
- Gear-Protecting Clutch: Absorbs high-impact forces and extends the life of internal components by protecting the motor and gears from damage.
- 1-1/8-Inch Stroke Length: Provides maximum cutting speed for efficient material removal.
- Counter-Weighted Vibration Reduction: An internal counter-weight mechanism reduces vibration and provides greater accuracy in cuts while improving user comfort.
- QUIK-LOK Tool-Free Blade Clamp: Change blades quickly without tools, minimizing downtime between different cutting tasks.
- Included Carrying Case: High-impact rated polyurethane case for easy storage and portability of the reciprocating saw.
Specifications
- Brand: Milwaukee
- Model: 6519-31
- Motor: 12-amp
- Voltage: 120V
- Speed: 0 to 3,000 SPM (strokes per minute)
- Stroke Length: 1-1/8 inch
- Blade Clamp: QUIK-LOK tool-free system
- Vibration Reduction: Counter-weighted mechanism
- Gear Protection: Clutch mechanism
- Weight: 7.1 lbs
- Includes: Carrying case