AllSaw Replacement Blade Bolts, M6 x 10mm, 4-Pack
AllSaw Replacement Blade Bolts, M6 x 10mm, 4-Pack is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Delivery and Shipping
Delivery and Shipping
We will ship your order out as soon as we can. If your order is placed after hours it will be fulfilled the next working day. If an item of your order is out of stock, you will be notified via email, as well as the possibility of partially shipping your order. For any questions and concerns please don't hesitate to give us a call.
Description
Description
These are genuine Arbortech replacement blade bolts for the AllSaw AS160, AS170, and AS175 reciprocating brick, mortar, and stone saws. The bevelled M6 x 10mm conical seating face is a special purpose-machined design — standard hex socket cap screws will not work and may damage the blade or tool. Sold as a four-pack so you can replace the full bolt set at every blade swap, keeping your AllSaw operating to spec. Requires the Arbortech Allen torque key for proper torque application.
Features:
- Genuine Arbortech replacement parts engineered specifically for AllSaw blade clamping
- Bevelled (countersunk, conical seating face) design — not interchangeable with standard hex socket cap screws
- Pack of 4 — replaces the full bolt set in one transaction
- Compatible with Arbortech AllSaw AS160, AS170, and AS175 models
- M6 x 10mm specification
Specifications:
- Bolt Size: M6 x 10mm
- Style: Countersunk / bevelled (conical seating face)
- Quantity: 4 bolts per pack
- Material: Steel (Arbortech proprietary spec)
- Application: Blade fastening on Arbortech AllSaw models
Compatibility:
- Arbortech AllSaw AS160 (legacy model)
- Arbortech AllSaw AS170
- Arbortech AllSaw AS175 (current model)
Required Tool:
- Arbortech Allen torque key (sold separately) is required to properly tighten these bolts to spec
Warnings:
- Do NOT substitute standard M6 hex socket cap screws — the conical seating face is a proprietary specification, and using non-specified bolts may damage the blade, the tool, or both
- Always use the Arbortech Allen torque key to tighten — over-torquing or under-torquing can cause blade slippage or hardware failure during use
