Hacksaw Blade Pack Irwin 150 mm, 6 TPI, 2 pcs — for metal cutting

Two Irwin hacksaw blades, each 150 mm long with a 6 TPI (teeth per inch) pitch, designed for manual metal cutting tasks. These replaceable blades fit standard junior and compact hacksaws and are made for cutting ferrous and non-ferrous metals, as well as metal profiles and small sections where a medium-coarse tooth provides a balance of cutting speed and efficient chip removal. The pack contains two identical blades for quick replacement during workshop, maintenance or repair operations.

Advantages

Irwin blades offer a consistent 6 TPI tooth geometry that balances aggressive cutting with controlled feed, reducing binding on thicker sections while maintaining reasonable finish quality. Their 150 mm length suits compact hacksaws and allows access into confined spaces. Supplied as a twin pack, they enable immediate blade replacement without downtime. The blades are compatible with common manual hacksaw frames and are suitable for routine workshop and field use.

Suitable for

• Cutting steel rods, bars and pipes
• Trim and modification of metal profiles and brackets
• Maintenance and repair tasks in workshops and service vehicles
• General metalworking tasks with a compact hacksaw

Key specifications

• Blade length: 150 mm
• Tooth pitch: 6 TPI (medium-coarse)
• Pack quantity: 2 blades
• Intended material: metals (ferrous and non-ferrous)
• Designed for: manual/hand hacksaw frames (compact/junior sizes)

How to use

Install a blade in a compatible hacksaw frame following the frame manufacturer’s tensioning instructions, ensuring teeth face forward for a typical push-cut orientation or as required by blade design. Secure the blade at correct tension to prevent flexing, and mark the cut line on the workpiece. Use steady, even strokes with moderate pressure, allowing the blade teeth to do the cutting and periodically back the blade to clear chips. Replace the blade when cutting slows, teeth become visibly worn, or the blade is damaged.

Usage recommendations

For best results when cutting metal, clamp the workpiece securely, use appropriate personal protective equipment (gloves and eye protection), and select the 6 TPI blades for general-purpose metal cutting where a balance of speed and chip clearance is required. For very thin sheet metal or precision finishing, consider a finer-tooth blade; for heavy section cutting, a coarser blade or powered cutting tool may be more efficient.