Real-World Pain Points Solved

1. Cords restrict movement during demolition and installation work

Cutting pipes, timber, pallets and construction materials often requires movement around walls, roofs or equipment. The 20V cordless design eliminates the need to route a power cable through the work area, making the tool easier to use in confined or outdoor locations.

2. Brushed motors lose efficiency during repeated cutting

Frequent cutting through timber, plastic pipe and light metal can create heat and accelerate brush wear. The brushless motor is designed for lower routine maintenance and more efficient power use than a conventional brushed motor.

3. One saw is expected to handle different materials

A contractor may need to cut wood in one job and metal pipe or sheet material in the next. With a rated cutting capacity of 100mm in wood and 6mm in steel, the JF28-30 can cover common construction, maintenance and renovation tasks when used with the correct blade.

Product Description

Quick Overview

The JF28-30 20V brushless cordless reciprocating saw is designed for demolition, renovation, plumbing, carpentry, landscaping and general maintenance work. Its compact cordless format allows users to cut timber, plastic pipe and light steel without depending on a mains power outlet.

The saw uses a 20mm stroke length and variable speed control from 0 to 2,500 strokes per minute, allowing operators to adjust cutting speed according to the material and blade being used. The standard kit includes two 20V/3.0Ah batteries, a charger and a large blow-molded storage case.

Key Selling Points

• Model: JF28-30

• 20V cordless platform for mobile use on jobsites, in workshops and outdoors

• Brushless motor for lower brush maintenance and improved operating efficiency

• Variable speed: 0–2,500 SPM for better control when starting a cut or changing materials

• 20mm stroke length for practical cutting performance in timber, pipes and light metal

• Cutting capacity in wood: up to 100mm

• Cutting capacity in steel: up to 6mm

• Compatible with common reciprocating saw blades, subject to the actual blade holder design

• Suitable for demolition, pipe cutting, timber trimming and maintenance work

• Supplied with two 20V/3.0Ah lithium-ion batteries

• Large blow-molded case helps protect the tool and accessories during transport and storage

• Suitable for distributor sales, professional maintenance channels and private-label projects

Cutting capacity depends on blade type, tooth pitch, material hardness, workpiece support and operator technique. The stated capacities should be confirmed through production-sample testing before being used as guaranteed claims.

Recommended Applications

• Timber cutting and rough carpentry

• Demolition and renovation work

• PVC and plastic pipe cutting

• Metal pipe and sheet cutting

• Pallet and packaging dismantling

• Roofing and construction maintenance

• Landscaping and branch cutting with a suitable pruning blade

• Automotive and workshop maintenance

• Cutting work in areas without convenient mains power

Specifications Table

Standard Configuration

FAQ

Q1: Does it use standard blades?

A: Reciprocating saws typically use universal recip blades, which makes replacements easy to source. Confirm your chuck/shank type and whether it’s tool-free quick-change so distributors can advise buyers.

Q2: How real are the cutting capacities (wood 100mm / steel 6mm)?

A: They’re rated capacities. Real results depend on blade choice (TPI/material), feed rate, and whether the material is clamped. Metal cutting especially needs the correct metal-cutting blade.

Q3: What is stroke length and why does 20mm matter?

A: Stroke length is how far the blade travels per cycle. A 20mm stroke is suited to general-purpose cutting; longer strokes clear material faster in thick wood but this tool is aimed at balanced, controllable cutting.

Q4: Are blades included in the box?

A: This depends on your final packing list. Including 1–2 starter blades (wood + metal) improves the out-of-box experience and reduces early complaints—please confirm.

Q5: Is the 0.6A charger enough for 3.0Ah packs?

A: It’s a basic charger. For heavy cutting routines, a faster charger reduces downtime—worth offering as an optional upsell for pro buyers.

Q6: Are the 20V batteries compatible with other 20V tools?

A: Not guaranteed—interface and BMS define compatibility, not voltage alone. Provide battery base details if you want cross-SKU platform selling.