شفرة المنشار ساتا قياس (12") بكثافة (18) سناً في الإنش موديل (ST93416)

The blade is suitable for cutting metal, plastic, and wood. It’s optimized for a thickness range of about 1/4" to 1", providing a balance between cutting speed and finish quality within that range.

- 18 teeth per inch (TPI) for smooth, precise cuts - High-speed steel construction for strength and edge retention - Precision hardened teeth with high-frequency heat treatment - Universal compatibility with most standard hacksaw frames - Lightweight and portable design for convenient use on the job

1) Release tension on the hacksaw frame. 2) Align the blade so the teeth point away from the handle and forward in the cutting direction. 3) Insert the blade ends into the frame slots. 4) Re-apply tension and ensure the blade is straight and secure before starting to cut.

The blade has a flexible design that supports straight cuts and allows for angled or curved cuts with careful guiding and proper blade tension. Maintain steady strokes to minimize wandering.

- Wear eye protection and gloves to guard against flying chips. - Keep hands away from the cutting edge and clamp the workpiece securely. - Use consistent, steady strokes and avoid excessive force. - Use lubrication on metal cuts to reduce heat and wear. - Check blade tension regularly to prevent binding and breakage.

- Compared to a 24 TPI blade, this 18 TPI blade trades some cutting speed for a smoother finish on larger cuts. For finer work, a higher TPI blade may be preferred. See these alternatives on Fepy for reference: - SATA ST93417 12\" Hacksaw Blade (24 Teeth): https://fepy.com/product/sata-st93417-12-hacksaw-blade-24-teeth - IRWIN 12\" Hacksaw Blade 18 TPI: https://fepy.com/product/irwin-12-in-hacksaw-blade-18-tpi - DEWALT 12\" Hacksaw Blade 24 TPI: https://fepy.com/product/dewalt-12-in-hacksaw-blade-24-tpi

Ideal for cutting metal stock, bolts, tubing, plastic profiles, and wood in DIY projects or professional settings. Its balance of blade stiffness and 18 TPI makes it versatile for tasks requiring a clean edge without excessive chipping.

- Use the correct blade tension to avoid flexing or binding. - Cut at a steady pace with controlled strokes; avoid forcing the blade. - For metal, apply light lubrication to reduce heat and wear. - Replace the blade when you notice chipped teeth or excessive wear to maintain cut quality.

Yes, this blade is designed for standard hacksaw frames and is broadly compatible with most 12-inch frames. When switching blades, ensure correct tensioning and ensure the blade length and tooth orientation suit your frame.

For different cutting needs, consider these alternatives available on Fepy: - SATA ST93417 12\" Hacksaw Blade (24 Teeth): https://fepy.com/product/sata-st93417-12-hacksaw-blade-24-teeth - IRWIN 12\" Hacksaw Blade (18 TPI): https://fepy.com/product/irwin-12-in-hacksaw-blade-18-tpi - DEWALT 12\" Hacksaw Blade (24 TPI): https://fepy.com/product/dewalt-12-in-hacksaw-blade-24-tpi