Hacksaw Blade Bahco 2484T/S4 Weight 1.95 kg

The Bahco 2484T/S4 hacksaw blade is designed for efficient metal cutting, offering a balance of durability and precision. With a total weight of 1.95 kg, this blade is suitable for repeated use in workshop and construction environments where clean, reliable cuts in metal are required. The blade's geometry and material selection support consistent performance and service life under standard cutting loads.

Advantages

This hacksaw blade provides consistent cutting accuracy and wear resistance due to its optimized tooth profile and hardened cutting edge. The robust build and controlled flexibility reduce the risk of breakage during use while maintaining the ability to cut a variety of ferrous and non-ferrous metals. The weight and balance contribute to steady handling and reduced user fatigue over extended tasks.

Suitable for

• Cutting steel bars, pipes and profiles
• Metal fabrication and repair work
• Workshop and maintenance tasks
• DIY metal cutting projects

Key specifications

• Intended use: manual metal cutting
• Material properties: hardened cutting edge for wear resistance
• Tooth design: fine-tooth profile for clean cuts in metal
• Weight: 1.95 kg (overall pack or blade set weight as provided)
• Compatibility: designed for standard hacksaw frames that accept similarly sized blades

How to use

Fit the blade into a compatible hacksaw frame following the frame manufacturer's instructions, ensuring correct tension and orientation of the teeth so they cut on the forward stroke if specified. Secure the blade firmly to avoid movement or vibration during cutting. Mark the cut line on the workpiece, support the material to prevent binding, and use steady, even strokes with moderate pressure. Allow the blade to do the cutting; avoid excessive force which can accelerate wear or cause breakage. Periodically inspect the blade for wear and replace when cutting becomes inefficient or teeth are damaged.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and gloves, and clamp workpieces securely. Match the blade tooth density and hardness to the specific metal being cut for best results. Store blades in a dry location to prevent corrosion and handle them by the spine to avoid contact with the cutting edge.