Stanley 1-15-842 300mm Lion Carbon Steel Hacksaw Blade - 100 Pcs/Box

Blade length: 300 mm; Teeth per inch: 24 TPI; Material: carbon steel; Pack size: 100 blades; Type: general-purpose hacksaw blade compatible with standard hacksaw frames; Brand: Stanley Lion.

1) Remove the old blade from the frame. 2) Place the new blade into the frame, ensuring the teeth face toward the handle (forward direction). 3) Secure both ends in the blade holders and apply tension so the blade is taut. 4) Check alignment and then start cutting with steady, even strokes.

A 24 TPI blade is ideal for general-purpose cutting of mild steel, brass, aluminum, and copper. It’s not intended for hardened steels or stainless steel, which may require different tooth configurations.

Plumbing and metal fabrication tasks, DIY metalworking projects, and maintenance or repair jobs where you need reliable, smooth cuts on common metals using a standard 300 mm blade.

A 300 mm blade allows longer, continuous cuts and is compatible with most standard hacksaw frames. It’s well-suited for medium-to-long run cuts, but it may require more blade tension and control for tight spaces compared with shorter blades.

If you’re considering alternatives on Fepy.com, you might look at: 1) Stanley Lion 1-15-841 250mm Hacksaw Blade (24 TPI, 100 Pcs) — https://fepy.com/product/stanley-lion-1-15-841-250mm-hacksaw-blade-24-tpi-100-pcs 2) Irwin 300mm Hacksaw Blade (24 TPI, 100 Pcs) — https://fepy.com/product/irwin-300mm-hacksaw-blade-24-tpi-100-pcs 3) Bahco 300mm Hacksaw Blade (24 TPI, 100 Pcs) — https://fepy.com/product/bahco-300mm-hacksaw-blade-24-tpi-100-pcs. These options share the same 24 TPI pattern and 300 mm length (or close length) and are designed for general metal cutting, with slight differences in brand durability and packaging.

Yes. Always wear eye protection and gloves, clamp the workpiece securely, and ensure the blade is properly tensioned and aligned. Do not cut hardened or abrasive materials, inspect blades for cracks or wear before use, and replace a blade if it shows any signs of damage.

A bulk pack of 100 blades typically offers a lower cost per blade and ensures a steady supply for workshops or frequent users. If you’re unsure, compare it to smaller packs in terms of total cost and usage pace. For returns, check Fepy’s standard return terms for unopened items within the allowed window.

Store blades in a dry, sealed container to prevent rust. Use proper tension to avoid bending, avoid forcing the blade, and replace dull or damaged blades promptly. Clean the work area to reduce metal shavings buildup and apply minimal lubrication if cutting particularly hard metals.