Bahco 3851-34-1.1-2/3 hacksaw blade

Bahco 3851-34-1.1-2/3 hacksaw blade is a production-oriented bandsaw blade engineered for cutting medium to large sections of a wide range of materials, with particular suitability for alloy and stainless steels. With a width of 1.07 mm, this blade combines a high-speed steel tooth edge and an optimized tooth geometry to deliver steady cutting performance, reduced vibration and improved wear resistance. The precision set and superior surface finish reduce friction for a smoother cut and consistent results in demanding workshop and production environments.

Advantages

The blade features a new high-speed steel tooth edge that balances higher hardness with increased toughness, reducing tooth wear under heavy use. Variable tooth geometry and a specially designed tooth pattern maximize cutting performance while minimizing vibrations and heat build-up. A fine, precise set and improved surface finish further enhance cutting stability and extend service life, making the blade suitable for repetitive production cutting tasks.

Suitable for

• Production cutting of medium to large metal sections
• Cutting alloy and stainless steels
• Workshop and industrial band sawing tasks requiring consistent finish
• Applications needing reduced vibration and improved wear resistance

Key specifications

• Blade type: bandsaw / hacksaw blade designed for production cutting
• Tooth material: improved high-speed steel edge for higher hardness and toughness
• Tooth geometry: variable, mathematically formulated tooth pattern for optimized cutting
• Blade width: 1.07 mm
• Finish: superior surface finish to reduce friction and vibration
• Set: precise set for smooth finish
• Performance focus: reduced vibrations, less heat generation and improved wear resistance

How to use

Install the Bahco 3851-34-1.1-2/3 blade following the bandsaw manufacturer's instructions for tensioning and alignment. Ensure the blade orientation matches the saw's feed direction and that the blade is properly seated on the guides and wheels. Use appropriate cutting speed and feed rate for the workpiece material — slower speeds and steady feeds for hard alloys and stainless steels, and higher speeds for softer materials. Keep coolant or cutting fluid applied where recommended to reduce heat and prolong blade life. Inspect blade condition regularly and replace when teeth show significant wear or damage.

Usage recommendations

For best results in production environments, pair this blade with correctly adjusted guides and suitable coolant flow. Match blade tooth style to the specific material and section size, and avoid excessive side loading to maintain blade life and achieve a consistent surface finish.