Hacksaw Blade Bahco 10-24-51 Weight 743 g

The BAHCO hacksaw blade model 10-24-51 is designed for precise cutting of metal materials. With a construction focused on durability and consistent tooth geometry, this blade supports accurate, straight cuts in a range of ferrous and non-ferrous metals. The product data indicates a weight of 743 g, reflecting a robust design suitable for repeated professional and home workshop use.

Advantages

The blade provides a combination of wear resistance and maintained cutting performance thanks to its engineered tooth profile and material selection. It delivers consistent kerf size and reduced vibration during cutting, which helps achieve cleaner edges and easier feed control. Its balanced construction aids handling in both handheld frames and stationary saw fixtures.

Suitable for

• Cutting mild steel and other ferrous metals
• Cutting non-ferrous metals such as aluminum and brass
• Workshop repairs and maintenance tasks
• DIY metalworking projects and professional fabrication

Key specifications

• Product type: hacksaw blade for metal cutting
• Weight: 743 g
• Tooth design: precision-cut teeth for metal (engineered tooth geometry)
• Intended material use: ferrous and non-ferrous metals
• Compatibility: compatible with standard hacksaw frames that accept this blade form factor

How to use

Install the hacksaw blade into a compatible hacksaw frame, ensuring correct tension and tooth orientation for cutting metal (teeth should face forward or as recommended by the saw frame manufacturer). Secure the blade firmly to minimize flexing, then position the workpiece and use steady, controlled strokes along the cut line. Allow the blade to do the cutting with moderate pressure and consistent stroke length to preserve tooth life and maintain straight cuts. For repeated long cuts, pause periodically to inspect the blade and workpiece alignment.

Recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and gloves when cutting metal. Select cutting fluid or lubricant when working with harder alloys to reduce heat and prolong blade life. Replace the blade when cutting efficiency decreases or when tooth damage is observed.