Hacksaw Blades STANLEY Lion 30 cm (2 pcs) — Steel blades for metal and wood cutting

Replacement hacksaw blades STANLEY Lion, 30 cm length, pack of 2. These carbon steel blades are finished for corrosion resistance and designed to fit standard 30 cm (12 inch) hacksaw frames. Each blade has a general-purpose tooth profile suitable for cutting a range of non-ferrous and mild ferrous materials; they are intended for workshop and DIY use where a durable, everyday cutting blade is required.

Advantages

The blades combine carbon steel construction with a protective finish to provide a balance of cutting durability and resistance to surface corrosion. Their 300 mm length and standard hole spacing allow quick replacement in most 30 cm hacksaw frames. A general-purpose tooth geometry supports both metal and wood cutting applications when matched to the appropriate cutting technique and feed rate, reducing the need to switch blades frequently during common repair or maintenance tasks.

Suitable for

• Cutting mild steel and non-ferrous metals such as brass, aluminium and copper
• Trimming or cutting small wooden parts in workshop or DIY projects
• General maintenance, repair and metalworking tasks
• Use with standard 30 cm (12 in) hacksaw frames in home or professional settings

Key specifications

• Blade length: 300 mm
• Material: carbon steel with protective finish
• Pack quantity: 2 blades
• Tooth profile: general-purpose for metal and wood cutting
• Compatibility: designed for standard 30 cm hacksaw frames

How to use

Select the appropriate tooth orientation and clamp the blade into the hacksaw frame following the frame manufacturer’s instructions, ensuring the teeth face forward for cutting on the forward stroke or as required by your technique. Securely tension the blade to minimize vibration. For metal cutting use steady, moderate pressure and a consistent stroke length; lubricants such as cutting oil can extend blade life when cutting steel. For wood, use a faster feed rate with lighter pressure to prevent clogging and overheating. Replace blades when teeth become dull or damaged.

Usage recommendations

For best results when cutting metals, use cutting oil and a steady, controlled feed. Match cutting speed and pressure to the material: slower, steady strokes for harder metals and faster, lighter strokes for wood and soft metals. Inspect blades before use and replace both blades in the pack when wear affects cutting performance.