SATA ST93418 12" Hacksaw Blade (36 Teeth)

It excels at metal cutting with a fine, smooth finish due to the 36 TPI. It also handles plastics and light wood, making it a versatile choice for a range of tasks. It’s suitable for cutting materials roughly in the 1/4" to 1" thickness range when using a hacksaw.

Install it on a standard hacksaw frame by loosening the frame tension, inserting the blade so the teeth face forward, and then re-tightening the frame. Ensure the blade is centered and tensioned properly before starting a cut.

- Length: 12 inches - Teeth per inch: 36 TPI - Material: High-speed steel with precision hardened, heat-treated teeth - Compatibility: Fits most standard hacksaw frames - Intended for metal, plastics, and light wood cuts with a smooth finish

Yes. The blade is designed with enough flexibility to navigate curves and angles, while still delivering straight, accurate cuts when used properly.

Compared to blades with lower TPI, the 36 TPI ST93418 provides finer, smoother cuts and a cleaner finish, especially on thinner materials. For rougher or faster cuts, blades with lower TPI may cut more quickly but with a rougher edge. For reference, see these alternatives on Fepy: - 12-inch hacksaw blade with 24 TPI: https://fepy.com/product/sata-st93411-12in-hacksaw-blade-24tpi - 12-inch hacksaw blade with 18 TPI: https://fepy.com/product/sata-st93420-12in-hacksaw-blade-18tpi

Ideal for precise metal cutting tasks where a smooth finish is required, such as cutting pipes, rods, or thin metal sheets. It’s also suitable for plastics and light wood when you need clean, controlled cuts and minimal turning or binding.

Keep the frame properly tensioned to reduce blade wandering, use steady, even strokes without forcing the cut, let the blade do the work, and periodically check for wear or dullness. Avoid cutting through hardened or tempered materials that can accelerate wear.

Wear eye protection and gloves, secure the workpiece with clamps, maintain a steady, controlled sawing motion, and avoid twisting the blade or applying excessive force. Keep fingers clear of the cutting area and ensure the work surface is stable.

Yes. It is designed for quick installation on standard hacksaw frames and should fit most common blade holders without modification.

Consider the material you’re cutting (metal, plastic, wood), the required finish (fine and smooth vs. rough), and how often you’ll need to replace blades. The 36 TPI blade offers a finer cut and longer-lasting sharpness for precision work, making it a strong value for detailed tasks.

If you need to exchange or return the blade, initiate the process with Fepy support within the applicable return window for unused items. The team can guide you through eligibility and the steps to complete the return.