Bahco 3851-41-1.3-2/3 hacksaw blade

Bahco 3851-41-1.3-2/3 hacksaw blade is a narrow metal cutting blade designed for production-level cutting of medium to large sections. The blade has a width of 1.27 mm and is intended for demanding cutting tasks where improved tooth material, reduced vibration and a consistent finish are required. It is manufactured by BAHCO and engineered for cutting a range of materials including alloy and stainless steels.

Advantages

The blade features an improved high-speed steel tooth edge that combines higher hardness with increased toughness, resulting in better wear resistance and a longer useful life under production conditions. Its mathematically formulated variable tooth geometry and precise set reduce vibration and heat, improving cutting performance and surface finish. A superior surface treatment lowers friction and contributes to smoother cutting and easier penetration.

Suitable for

• Production cutting of medium to large metal sections
• Cutting alloy steels and stainless steels
• Workshop and industrial metal fabrication tasks requiring consistent finish

Key specifications

• Blade type: hacksaw / bandsaw-style metal cutting blade
• Blade width: 1.27 mm
• Tooth material: improved high-speed steel edge for higher hardness and toughness
• Tooth geometry: variable tooth pattern designed for maximized cutting performance
• Finish: surface treatment for reduced friction and vibration

How to use

Install the Bahco 3851-41-1.3-2/3 hacksaw blade in a compatible hacksaw or band sawing machine according to the machine manufacturer's instructions, ensuring correct orientation and tension. Use appropriate feed rates and cutting speeds for the material being cut; higher hardness materials typically require slower feed and appropriate coolant or cutting fluid to control heat. Inspect blade alignment and set before each production run to ensure a smooth finish and reduce the risk of tooth damage.

Usage recommendations

For best results, match the blade to the material and section size, monitor cutting speed and feed to avoid overheating, and use cutting fluid when working with alloy or stainless steels. Replace the blade when wear or tooth damage degrades cutting performance to maintain consistent finish and productivity.