Bahco 3851-27-0.9-6/10 hacksaw blade

Bahco 3851-27-0.9-6/10 hacksaw blade is a precision cutting blade designed for production cutting of medium to large sections in a range of metals. The blade has a width of 0.89 mm and is engineered to deliver consistent performance when cutting alloy and stainless steels as well as other materials. Its tooth geometry and improved high-speed steel tooth edge aim to reduce vibration and heat, providing a smooth cutting action and extended wear life.

Advantages

The blade combines a new high‑speed steel tooth edge with optimized tooth geometry to offer higher hardness and improved toughness. Reduced vibrations result in lower heat generation and better wear resistance, while a superior surface finish minimizes friction. The precise set and specially designed tooth pattern enable reliable penetration and smooth finishes across a variety of materials and cutting conditions.

Suitable for

• Production cutting of medium to large metal sections
• Cutting alloy steels and stainless steels
• Applications requiring reduced vibration and improved surface finish

Key specifications

• Blade type: hacksaw blade for production metal cutting
• Blade width: 0.89 mm
• Tooth material: improved high‑speed steel edge for higher hardness and toughness
• Tooth design: variable teeth geometry for optimized cutting performance
• Finish: superior surface finish to reduce friction and vibration

How to use

Install the Bahco 3851-27-0.9-6/10 hacksaw blade in a compatible hacksaw or sawing machine following the tool manufacturer's instructions. Ensure correct blade tension and orientation so the teeth face the material to be cut. Use steady feed pressure and an appropriate cutting speed for the workpiece material; allow the blade to perform the cutting without excessive force to avoid premature wear. Regularly check blade condition and replace the blade when cutting performance or finish degrades.

Usage recommendations

For best results when cutting alloy or stainless steels, maintain steady feed rates, avoid overheating by using intermittent cutting or coolant as appropriate, and select the correct machine speed to match the material. Replace the blade when wear or tooth damage affects cut quality.