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Hacksaw Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India

Hacksaw

Product Code : EL-CLE-9088
Jlab Export is a leading Hacksaw Manufacturer,and suppliers in India

A hand hacksaw cuts metal bar, tube, angle and sheet in the fitting shop. This frame is adjustable tubular metal and takes blades from 250 to 300 mm long. It has a shaped handle and comes with 50 spare blades of 18 TPI.

Specifications

FrameAdjustable, tubular metal
Blade length250–300 mm
HandleShaped
Spare blades50, of 18 TPI
Minimum order quantity10 units
Dispatch timeUsually 4–6 working days
ManufacturerJLab (Jain Laboratory Instruments Pvt Ltd), Ambala, India

Workshop Practice: Sawing and Fitting Jobs

A first fitting job is to mark a length on mild steel flat with a Single Ended Scriber and Steel Rule. Students grip the bar in the Bench Vice, saw just outside the line and file the end square with the Engineers Flat Files.

Cutting a slot comes next. Two parallel saw cuts are made down to a scribed line, the waste is broken out, and the slot is filed to size. Teachers can also show why thin tube needs a finer blade than a thick bar.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which way should the blade teeth point?
Fit the blade with the teeth pointing forward, away from the handle. A hacksaw cuts on the push stroke, so ease the pressure on the way back to save the teeth.

What is an 18 TPI blade suited to?
TPI means teeth per inch. The 18 TPI spare blades suit general cutting of mild steel bar and medium sections. Thin sheet and tube need a finer blade, and the rule is to keep at least three teeth in the cut.

How tight should the blade be?
Tighten the frame until the blade is firm and cannot be twisted by hand. A slack blade wanders off the line and can snap, while too much tension strains the frame and the blade pins.

Why does a new blade jam in an old cut?
A worn blade cuts a narrower slot than a new one, because its teeth have lost some of their set. Start a fresh cut from the other side rather than forcing the new blade into the old slot.

Does the frame take both blade lengths?
Yes. The tubular frame adjusts in length, so it takes blades from 250 mm up to 300 mm. Set the frame to the blade you have, fit the blade on the pins and then tension it.

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Last updated: 5 November 2026


   

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