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    Long-Life Hacksaw Blades

    Image of Product. Front orientation. Hacksaw Blades. Long-Life Hacksaw Blades.
    With high-speed steel teeth, these blades last twice as long as blades with carbon steel teeth. The teeth are also harder and sharper, so they can cut through metal, plastic, and wood. These blades fit into hand-powered hacksaws and are often used to cut through pipe and sheet metal in tight spaces, or when you want the precision and control of a hand-powered saw. Choose fewer teeth per inch for fast, rough cutting; choose more teeth per inch for a slower, smoother cut.
    Steel Body—Blades with a steel body are more flexible than high-speed steel blades, so they can bend slightly when working in tight areas. Since they have high-speed steel teeth, they’re also known as bimetal blades.
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    10" Long
    1/2"0.025"18High-Speed SteelSteelStraightMetal, Plastic, Wood56927A11000000
    1/2"0.025"24High-Speed SteelSteelStraightMetal, Plastic, Wood56927A1200000
    1/2"0.025"32High-Speed SteelSteelStraightMetal, Plastic, Wood56927A1300000
     

    Heavy Duty Long-Life Hacksaw Blades

    Image of Product. Front orientation. Hacksaw Blades. Heavy Duty Long-Life Hacksaw Blades.
    With teeth ground into a forward angle, these blades cut faster and remove 30% more material with each stroke than long-life blades. The teeth are hardened high-speed steel, so the blades last twice as long as blades with carbon steel teeth. They’re primarily used to cut through metal but can also be used on plastic and wood. These blades are often used to cut through pipe and sheet metal in tight spaces. They work well for precise, controlled cuts. Choose fewer teeth per inch for fast, rough cutting; choose more teeth per inch for a slower, smoother cut.
    Steel Body—Blades with a steel body are more flexible than high-speed steel blades, so they can bend slightly when working in tight areas. Also known as bimetal blades.
    Material
    Wd.
    Thk.
    Teeth per
    In.
    Tooth
    Body
    Cut
    Type
    For Use On
    Pkg.
    Qty.
    Pkg.
    10" Long
    1/2"0.025"18High-Speed SteelSteelStraightMetal, Plastic, Wood52476A21000000
    1/2"0.025"24High-Speed SteelSteelStraightMetal, Plastic, Wood52476A2200000
    1/2"0.025"32High-Speed SteelSteelStraightMetal, Plastic, Wood52476A2300000
     

    Hacksaw Blades

    Image of Product. Front orientation. Hacksaw Blades. Hacksaw Blades.
    Made of carbon steel, these blades have hardened, sharp teeth that bite into and cut soft materials such as mild steel, copper, plastic, and wood. They fit into hand-powered hacksaws and are often used to cut through pipe and sheet metal in tight spaces or when you want the precision and control of a hand-powered saw. Choose fewer teeth per inch for fast, rough cutting; choose more teeth per inch for a slower, smoother cut.
    Material
    Wd.
    Thk.
    Teeth per
    In.
    Tooth
    Body
    Cut
    Type
    For Use On
    Pkg.
    Qty.
    Pkg.
    10" Long
    1/2"0.026"18Carbon SteelCarbon SteelStraightMetal, Plastic, Wood24050A1100000
    1/2"0.026"24Carbon SteelCarbon SteelStraightMetal, Plastic, Wood24050A120000
     

    Hacksaw Blades for Ceramic and Masonry

    Image of Product. Front orientation. Hacksaw Blades. Hacksaw Blades for Ceramic and Masonry.
    Carbide grit bonded to a steel blade cuts through abrasive materials such as ceramic and masonry as well as hardened steel, cable, and chain.
    Material
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    Abrasive
    Body
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    Type
    For Use On
    Each
    10" Long
    3/4"0.025"CarbideSteelStraightCeramic, Masonry4025A1200000
     

    Hacksaw Blades for Curved Cuts in Ceramic and Masonry

    Image of Product. Front orientation. Hacksaw Blades. Hacksaw Blades for Curved Cuts in Ceramic and Masonry.
    Also known as rodsaw blades, these cut in any direction, so they're a good choice for contoured cuts. They have carbide grit bonded to a steel blade to cut through abrasive materials such as ceramic and masonry as well as hardened steel.
    Material
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    Abrasive
    Body
    Cut
    Type
    For Use On
    Each
    10" Long
    0.1"CarbideSteelCurvedCeramic, Masonry4127A1300000
     
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