Bahco 3851-41-1.3-3/4 hacksaw blade

Bahco 3851-41-1.3-3/4 hacksaw blade is a high-performance cutting blade designed for production work on medium to large sections of various metals. The blade features an improved high-speed steel tooth edge and a variable tooth geometry that together provide a balance of hardness and toughness for demanding cutting tasks. With a 1.27 mm width, this blade is engineered to deliver precise, efficient cuts while minimizing vibration and heat build-up.

Advantages

The combination of a new high-speed steel tooth edge and a mathematically optimized variable tooth pattern reduces vibrations and friction, resulting in improved wear resistance and a superior surface finish. The precise set and specially designed tooth geometry enable strong penetration and consistent cutting performance across a range of materials, including alloy and stainless steels. Less heat generation during cutting helps extend blade life and maintain cutting accuracy.

Suitable for

• Production cutting of medium to large metal sections
• Cutting alloy steels and stainless steels
• Operations requiring reduced vibration and improved surface finish
• Workshops and manufacturing environments with varied tooth style needs

Key specifications

• Blade width: 1.27 mm
• Blade type: hacksaw/bandsaw-style production cutting blade
• Tooth material: improved high-speed steel edge for higher hardness and toughness
• Tooth geometry: variable tooth pattern optimized for cutting performance
• Surface finish: low-friction superior surface to reduce vibration
• Set: precise set for smooth finish
• Intended materials: suitable for alloy and stainless steels and various metals

How to use

Install the Bahco hacksaw blade according to the saw manufacturer's instructions, ensuring correct tension and alignment before operation. Select an appropriate tooth style and cutting speed for the material being processed; lower speeds and steady feed rates are recommended for stainless and alloy steels to reduce heat build-up. Monitor blade condition during production runs and replace the blade when signs of excessive wear or tooth damage appear to maintain cutting quality and safety.

Usage recommendations

For best results, match the blade tooth style to the material thickness and type, maintain correct blade tension, and use cutting fluids or coolants when working with stainless or alloy steels to reduce friction and prolong blade life.