Hacksaw Blade Bahco 3940-MIX-SET-5P

The BAHCO 3940-MIX-SET-5P hacksaw blade set contains five precision-made blades engineered for versatile cutting tasks. Each blade is produced to deliver accurate, clean cuts across a range of materials while remaining lightweight— the complete set weighs approximately 150 g. The construction and tooth geometry are selected to balance cutting speed and durability, making the set suitable for frequent use in workshop or home environments.

Advantages

These hacksaw blades offer consistent cutting performance and extended life through durable steel construction and optimized tooth patterns. The mixed set provides flexibility by combining blades suited for different materials and kerf widths, reducing the need to change tools repeatedly. Their lightweight nature makes them easy to handle and position for precise cuts, while compatibility with common hacksaw frames ensures broad usability.

Suitable for

• Cutting metal profiles and pipes
• Trimming plastic components and PVC
• Working with wood or composite panels in light-duty tasks
• General repair, maintenance, and DIY projects

Key specifications

• Set quantity: 5 blades
• Total weight: approx. 150 g for the set
• Material: high-strength tool steel
• Tooth configuration: mixed tooth pitches for multipurpose cutting
• Compatibility: fits standard hacksaw frames

How to use

Select a blade from the set suited to the material and desired finish, install it into a compatible hacksaw frame ensuring proper tension and tooth orientation, and secure the blade according to the frame instructions. Use steady, controlled strokes appropriate to the material—faster, shallow strokes for thin materials and slower, deliberate strokes for thicker or harder materials. Allow the blade to do the cutting without excessive side pressure to maintain blade life and achieve straight cuts.

Recommendations

For best results, match tooth pitch to the material: finer teeth for thin metals and plastics, coarser teeth for thicker metal and wood. Maintain consistent stroke length and moderate pressure, and replace blades when cutting becomes slow or the cut quality degrades. Store blades dry and protected from impact to preserve geometry and prevent corrosion.