Hacksaw Blade Bahco 625-ROUND

The BAHCO 625-ROUND hacksaw blade is engineered for precision cutting and reliable performance in manual sawing tasks. Weighing just 3 g, the blade is suitable for detailed work where control and cleanliness of cut are important. It is compatible with standard hacksaw frames and designed to deliver consistent results across a range of common materials used in metalworking and DIY projects.

Advantages

The blade combines a slim, lightweight profile with durable cutting edges that help minimise material deformation and burr formation. Its construction provides a balance between flexibility and stiffness to allow accurate guided cuts while resisting premature wear. The design is intended to offer straightforward installation into standard frames and stable cutting behavior for both short, fine cuts and longer slicing motions.

Suitable for

• Cutting soft and medium-hard metals in workshop or hobby settings
• Trim and fit operations in plumbing, electrical and mechanical repairs
• Model-making, metal fabrication and detailed DIY projects
• General-purpose hacksawing where a fine, controlled cut is required

Key specifications

• Lightweight blade construction: approximately 3 g
• Compatibility: fits standard hacksaw frames
• Profile: round-edge blade geometry for precise cutting control
• Suitable for use on a range of materials including soft and medium-hard metals and common workshop materials

How to use

Install the blade into a compatible hacksaw frame following the frame manufacturer’s instructions, ensuring the teeth face the correct cutting direction. Secure the blade with the frame tensioning mechanism so there is minimal blade flex. Use a steady, controlled stroke appropriate to the material and tooth pitch: lighter pressure with longer strokes for thin materials, and shorter, more controlled strokes for thicker or harder sections. Maintain an even pace and allow the blade to do the cutting rather than forcing it, which helps prolong blade life and improves cut quality.

Usage recommendations

For best results, select a blade tooth geometry and stroke technique matched to the material thickness and hardness. Keep the blade dry and clean, and replace it when you notice significant wear, chipping, or reduced cutting efficiency. Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as eye protection and gloves when sawing.